JUNKED. takes down small barns, pole buildings and outbuildings in Canonsburg and around Pittsburgh, and hauls the debris away.
JUNKED. takes down small barns, pole buildings and outbuildings in Canonsburg and around Pittsburgh, and hauls the debris away. Call or text (412) 905-9453 for a free quote or a free in-person estimate.
A leaning barn or collapsing outbuilding is a hazard and an eyesore. JUNKED. handles smaller to mid-size barns and farm outbuildings: we can clear out the contents, take the structure down and leave the ground clean. Very large barns may be beyond our crew; we will tell you honestly after we look.
We do not disconnect utilities, remove asbestos or haul fuel, pesticides, chemicals or paint. We do not do large commercial agricultural demolition. See what we can’t take.
In Pennsylvania, tearing down a building often requires a demolition permit from your municipality, and many townships want proof that utilities are disconnected. An asbestos inspection is commonly required before a structure is demolished, especially for older buildings. Utilities must be shut off and disconnected by the owner and the utility companies, not by our crew. If asbestos is found, it has to be removed by a licensed abatement contractor before we start. We will explain what is usually needed, tell you what to ask your township, and coordinate the schedule with you.
We take on demolition jobs within about 15 miles of Canonsburg, across Washington and Allegheny County. See our service area.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos, or ask for a free in-person estimate.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
Yes, smaller to mid-size barns, pole buildings and outbuildings. We look at larger barns in person before saying yes.
Yes. See our barn cleanouts page.
Usually. Tell us what you want set aside and we will try to keep it intact.
It depends on your municipality. Many require a demolition permit. We will explain what to ask.
Older roofing and siding can contain asbestos. An inspection is often required, and abatement must be done by a licensed contractor.
Yes. We donate and recycle what we can, including metal roofing and scrap.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or use our free estimate online form. You can include photos, or ask for a free in-person estimate. JUNKED. – Making Room For What Matters.
