Demolition
Deck removal in Ottawa
Adel's removes old wood and composite decks across Ottawa: boards, railings, stairs, joists, beams, and posts. The crew takes the deck apart by hand, loads all the lumber, and clears the area, so you're ready for a new deck, a patio, or landscaping. Posts in concrete footings can be pulled or cut at grade.
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Most deck rebuilds start with tearing out the old one, and most deck builders would rather not spend a day on demolition and a dump run.
We take the old deck down to the ground and haul it away, so your builder or landscaper starts on a clean site.
What's included
- Deck boards, railings, and stairs
- Joists, beams, and ledger boards
- Posts pulled or cut at grade
- Concrete footings removed on request
- Screws, nails, and debris cleaned up
How it works
Look at the job
Send photos and rough measurements, or book a walkthrough. We check access, utilities, and what stays.
Agree on scope
You get a written scope and price range: what comes down, what's protected, and what's hauled away.
Tear it out
The crew takes it apart with hand and power tools, protecting the finishes and structures that stay.
Haul it away
Debris goes on our trailer the same visit. One crew, one invoice, and a swept site when we leave.
What it costs
Demolition is priced by the size of the structure, how it's built, access, and the weight of the debris. Haul-away is always included.
Deck Removal questions
How is deck removal priced?
By size, height, and what's underneath. A low ground-level deck is simpler than a raised deck with stairs and concrete footings. Send photos and rough dimensions for a price range.
Can you remove a deck attached to the house?
Yes. We detach the ledger board carefully to avoid damaging siding or the house wall.
Do you build new decks?
No. We handle the tear-out and haul-away so your deck builder starts on a clear site.