Deck Removal Services in New Jersey
Are you looking to remove an old, worn-out deck or clear your outdoor space for a new project? Infinite Construction is here to help! With years of experience in the industry, our services for deck removal in New Jersey provide a hassle-free, quick, efficient and affordable solution for all types of decks.
Deck Removal Service
From wooden decks to poolside decks and beyond, we focus on safety and efficiency, completing all projects in due time, leaving your space clean and ready for whatever comes next!
Types of Decks We Remove
There is a reason why we are considered the go-to choice for any deck removal and demolition project. At Infinite Construction, our team specializes in the removal of all deck types, including but not limited to:
- Wooden Decks
- Composite Decks
- Concrete Patios
- Multi-Level Decks
- Pool Decks
- Vinyl Decks
- Steel/Aluminum Decks
- Rooftop Decks
- Porch Decks
- Freestanding Decks
- Wraparound Decks
- Pergola Decks
- Elevated Decks
- Ground-Level Decks
- Balconies
- Side Yard Decks
- Floating Decks
- Enclosed Decks
- Tiered Decks
- And many more!
Items We Remove During Deck Removal
Our comprehensive deck removal process covers every component of your structure, ensuring nothing is left behind. Our removal checklist includes:
- Decking Boards (wood, composite, or other materials)
- Support Posts (vertical supports that hold the deck up)
- Railings (including balusters and handrails)
- Stairs (steps providing access to the deck)
- Joists and Beams (foundational structural supports)
- Concrete Footings (anchors that support the posts)
- Hardware (screws, bolts, nails, brackets, etc.)
Each component is carefully dismantled and all hardware is removed to prevent damage to surrounding areas or structures. Whether you plan to replace the deck or repurpose the space, our thorough approach ensures a clear, ready-to-use area upon completion. We’re here to make any property reconfiguring processes a breeze!
Request a free in-house appointment or online quoteWhy Choose Infinite Construction for Deck Removal in New Jersey?
Our experienced crew is skilled at removing decks of every kind. We’re familiar with various materials, from wood and composite to vinyl and steel, so you can trust that we’ll handle your project with care and precision.
Deck removal can be a hazardous process, especially when the structure is old or damaged. We make sure to follow all rigorous safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure a positive experience.
At Infinite Construction, we believe in fair pricing. With us, there are no hidden fees – just transparent, upfront pricing. For us, customer satisfaction and maintaining positive relations with our trusted clientele are always a priority! If you’re looking for a reliable deck removal contractor in New Jersey, contact us at +1 (908) 267-8311 for a free quote and consultation.
New Jersey Deck Removal | Our Process
With a seasoned team and a meticulous approach, Infinite Construction offers a time-efficient, step-by-step deck removal process. We’be in this business since 1994, and so we’ve gained valuable hands-on experience needed to complete any project successfully and in record time. Here’s what you can expect:
Safety is our top priority. Before removing any part of the deck, we:
- Disconnect all utilities (electricity, gas, etc.) connected to the deck.
- Remove all furniture, decorations, plants, and other items from the deck.
- Disconnect lighting or electrical outlets as needed.
This careful preparation ensures that the deck can be safely dismantled without endangering anyone nearby or causing any damage to your property.
We start with the railings, detaching individual sections or panels as necessary. By removing the railings first, we create open access to the decking boards making the next steps more manageable. Using tools like pry bars and crowbars, our team will begin removing the decking boards.
Once the boards are cleared, our focus shifts to the deck’s support structures. We will remove cross-bracing and diagonal supports between posts, bams and joists as well as all support posts. Once these components are safely removed, the deck structure will be fully dismantled.
After dismantling the deck, our team clears away all debris. We work with local waste management and recycling facilities to ensure that materials are disposed of responsibly. Your property will be left neat and clean, free of any deck remnants or leftover materials.
Finally, if you plan to repurpose the area for landscaping or a new project, we offer site restoration services. We will:
Prepare the area to ensure a stable foundation for your next outdoor project or return the space to a natural state if you’re not replacing the deck.
- Level the ground and remove any remaining obstructions.
- Prepare the area to ensure a stable foundation for your next outdoor project or return the space to a natural state if you’re not replacing the deck.
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A.D.M. roofing was excellent from start to finish Billy kept us up to date on all work from his initial visit till the job was completed Adam and his teams are professional through and through Steven Connan an…
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Frequently Asked Questions about removing deck
We follow a structured, step-by-step process that includes disconnecting utilities, removing railings and decking boards, and dismantling support structures. Safety measures are in place throughout the process to protect our team and your property.
Carefully prying up boards with a crowbar or nail puller is essential for damage-free removal. If you plan to reuse the decking boards, we can adjust our approach to prioritize preservation.
An untreated deck can start showing signs of weather damage within a year. Regular maintenance is essential to prolong its life and avoid costly repairs.
Decking removal depends on the size and condition of the deck, as well as the type of material used. Wooden decks are usually easier to dismantle than composite or concrete decks, but each has its own challenges.
If the deck is being dismantled for disposal, there’s no need to remove stains or coatings. However, if materials will be reused, removing stains can help.
Cleaning decking twice a year, typically in spring and fall, can help maintain its appearance and extend its life.
