Thank you. This is by far the best and safest way to demo the shed. I’ve had my 10x10 shed down and apart myself in a bit over 2 hours.

Your videos are awesome bro. I watch everything single one you put out. I am looking to start my own Junk removal business here in Tampa FL. Watching yours videos definitely gives me the motivation to get started!!!

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear it brother! I crushed it down in Tampa for a few years. Love that city

Nice video. I had a tree go through an old shed in a winter storm and plan on doing this DIY. This gave a very good overview of steps and things to expect. I live in CT and our dump fees are equally crappy. Thanks!

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Life man, sometimes it just sends a tree through your shed. Thanks for watching!

About to go quote my 1st shed removal job. Watching this video 1st thanks for the tips

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to help! I hope you landed the job!

Subbed. I have to demo my backyard shed. And this video was helpfull. Thanks

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to heat it T!

Thanks. Needed this for a shed demo that collapsed from my tree during Storm

Thanks for the video, I usually take the roof off first on the ones with lower ceilings but will have to try it this way next time. Shed like that we get about $750 and our dump fees are about half what yours are. Thanks again

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

That is how we started doing them. Much easier to take the roofs off of smaller or lower ceiling sheds, I agree. Most of the shed we demo are this size or larger so every chance we get to safely do it the way it was done in the video, we always do. I'd say 50% of the time we still need to start with the roof though due to obstacles like fences or the house itself that you don't want to damage. Where do you operate? Gotta love those lower dump fees!

Nice work!

Very helpful, thanks.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Gabe!

i’m a window and roof cleaner, but first shed demo tomorrow morning by myself for 400😂 bringing a saw zol and a sledge hammer, hopefully i don’t look like a jackass😂

good glovebox tool. Enjoy your videos

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Marty!

Good video on a shed removal. We have a trailer. This is one reason we like them much better then a dump truck. Much easier to load. One day we'll have one but more for dirt jobs then trash.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! The trailer is 10x easier to load. However, in my neck of the woods, a trailer is a nightmare to navigate into driveways and tight roads in the city.

@junkzombiesllc3259

3 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 understandable

Thank you for the vídeo bro.

Bro you should use the bouncy part of the trampoline as a trap!!! They work amazingly. Plus!!! They have durable hooks all the way around it. It works great and the wind hardly picks it up and it’s pretty dang durable on its own. I’m sure we’ve all jumped on a trampoline once before. They’re just bad ass tarps.

Have you ever tried to repurpose the 2x4's? If so what's the best way to seperate nailed pieces?

awesome instructional vid! So do you charge for the shed demo AND your load?

What’s up Steve! Cool video. I just did a shed demo a little smaller than this. I charged $650 and cleaned $500. My competition asked for $1,200. Best part is I was able to take it apart by hand! Ha! The customer was like wtf? Sometimes they come down easy.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear! By hand you mean no power tools? If so, how long did that take you? $500 profit is sweet!

@trailertrashjunkremoval8089

3 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 no power tools or pry bar or hammer. I kicked the walls out then tore them off. Once it was structurally weak enough I then pushed it down. Then I used leverage and pivot points to take it apart. The whole job took about 2.5 hours. This turned out to be an easy job. I’ve worked harder trying to pull a couch out of an apartment. I even had to cut one in half once. Ha!

@donwane7986

2 жыл бұрын

I just received a quote to tear down a shed 10x12 … 1,200 … which I thought was high?

@realskylane

2 жыл бұрын

@@donwane7986re you’re at yes that seems a little high.. should be closer to $8-900..but if they’re good you might pay that higher price!

how much did you charge for a job like this? how long did it take you about? would a chain saw make it easier?

isn't there a non-contact voltage tester you can use?

How did you price the shed demo project

Hello bud What's the cost and how long did it take?

LUGAWAY I SEE YOU!!!! I'm launching my new Dumpster Rental/Junk Removal business on January 7th!!!! I BOUGHT A F-250 6.0 DIESEL WITH A 7X14X4 BIG DUMP TRAILER!!! I SEE YOU!!!!$$$$

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

There we go! I've got the same size dump trailer, worth every penny. What state are you in?

How'd you cap the wire, so it wasn't live when the power was turned back on? Did you have experience in demolition prior to starting your business? Keep up the hard work and great videos.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

The power was not turned back on. I did not have experience in demolition before I started. Learn from experience!

In Orlando we charge from $1100 to $1300 for shed demolition and removal

Just a thought, it may be a good idea to cap off wires(individually of course) with wire nuts to avoid any potential future liability. And take a picture so you have proof that it was done.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

You are 100% correct. The electricity to the shed was shut off and a new one was being installed shortly after we removed this but I agree with you completely.

To save time through down a tarp, put the pile on the tarp... Once you get all the big stuff on the truck you just roll up the tarp throw it in the back shake it out at the transfer station

@SteveConroy1

2 жыл бұрын

Easier to just rake up the debris

Nice sukkah !!!!!!!

So.. wish me luck taking this old dirty wooden shed down. Everytime i look outside my window it blocks my view. I wish i had money to hire help. Thanks for your video, it was very helpful 👏🏻

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear you enjoyed the video! Let me know how to demo goes!

How much did u charge for this job? Might have not heard it. I saw the dumpster fee

How long did the job take?

What did you charge for the shed removal?

Just curious why a CTL with a grapple wasn't used? Half the time and quarter the effort.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Half the time and a quarter of the effort is correct. What you are not thinking of is 1) Going to pick up the machine (assuming the have a grapple attachment) 2) Laying down a plywood path from the shed to the dump trailer and possible around the shed itself 3) After the job is done, the dump trailer is full and needs to be brought to the transfer station/landfill (machine still at customers house). 4) Go from transfer station/landfill back to the customers house, load up the machine and drop it back off. That job took us less than 2 hours and we didn't damage the lawn whatsoever. We did 2 jobs before it and 1 after. Much quicker to do it this way.

Wow, dude, you have really nice teeth. Very straight teeth. Great video too.

Mi 12x24 garage just got pushed over 3 weeks ago in hurricane zeta. I'm handicapped and can no longer do stuff like this. I posted online for estimates and didn't get one bit. I guess i will have to do it myself even if it means removing 30 feet of 2x4s a day. *sigh*

What's a good way to find someone to hire to demo a shed ?

Nothing like a good shed removal job! Curious what you charged for that

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Think it was around $800 or $900

What kind of dollars do you get for the whole job like that?

Hey, Lug away how are you ? What transfer station do you used? their rates seems very reasonable. Thank you

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

We use the Needham RTS. It's a private transfer station that we pay yearly to use

@jbcorat5214

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the quick feedback, again I really appreciate it! Keep it up $

Great Video, ouch on the dump fees. $33 a ton here south of Phoenix. Still trying to get my pricing right. $500 job?

Will a chainsaw do the cutting instead of a Sawzall?

How much do you charge for a job like this?

How much did the shed removal cost the homeowner?

Looking at a similar job my dump fee is a little lower. What do you charge for something like that?

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Message me on insta @lugawayjunkremoval or email me info@lugaway.com. There is a handful of factors that go into pricing these, i.e. how many men on site, size of the shed, access to the shed etc.

@Eric-vb5od

3 жыл бұрын

I will try it this way when I get up and running here in Portland Oregon.

How much was the estimate?

CAN YOU SAVE A SHED LIKE THAT AND RELOCATE TO ANOTHER HOUSE ?

What did you charge the customer?

Use an electrical tester? Find the breaker? Am I missing something?

@SteveConroy1

2 жыл бұрын

I did not have the tester with me. The shed was not labeled on the breaker. We find it pretty common when we are taking down sheds. Rarely are they labeled on the breaker

@amdg2023

2 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 yes i get that but you just start turning off breakers until you no longer have hot wires in the shed? But shutting down the entire panel is not always a good idea for lots of reasons. No big deal i guess.

@SteveConroy1

2 жыл бұрын

@@amdg2023 I agree with you. But when the customer insists on shutting it all off at once so they can get back to their meeting, you do as you're told lol. People are funny.

How much did you charge the customer for that

New cutters for Christmas I think.

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. I bought them that day after work. Those cutters were from a junk removal job I did in 2017. Lasted a while!

I worked in demolition for 12 years and we always started demoing from top down?

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Yes that is the correct way to demo. However, with no surrounding structures, and a sound frame, it. is faster and easier to do it this way. We do not do all of them this way.

@njcbar

3 жыл бұрын

I figured that, I was just being critical since you are where I will strive to be some day. Hold your course steady on the path of success. Live long and prosper, godspeed to you my brother.

How much did you charge great content

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Don't remember exactly but around $900

@justinhunt4767

3 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 allsome thank you

What size shed was that?

@mattfarus1

2 жыл бұрын

Watch the whole video

What kind of tool is that?

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Sawzall

Can you start tell us how much you charge when you do jobs like this to get an idea ?

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Demolition like we performed in this video gets priced by the square foot. Average cost, depending on your part of the country, is between $4 - $12 a square foot.

How much did u charge to demo that shed

@SteveConroy1

2 жыл бұрын

How much would you have charged?

@davidtorres2798

2 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 I think I would of done it for ? 5- or 750 I believe I’m just not sure how to price it u know

smarter method than my original thought to start it on fire

glad our minimum in texas is 65 a ton then we have one for 120 a ton and another for 90 a ton

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

Dump fees are wild. Your minimum dump fee is $65, what is your cost per ton?

@Goofyboi41

3 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 yes it’s 65 per ton but it’s in the outskirts of austin then we have the central landfill for 120 minimum and then another outskirts for 90

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Goofyboi41 Well at least you have options!

This is all good but what’s the title of the song used 😂😂😂

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

I would have to go digging for that!

How much you charge?

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

There is a handful of factors that go into pricing these, i.e. how many men on site, size of the shed, access to the shed, cost per ton etc. DM me on instagram if you need help with pricing.

@coolguy24eric

3 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 i don't have a Instagram. Facebook only

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

@@coolguy24eric Contact me through FB

Odd question for ya. What pants are those? You knelt down in pure green moss and not a stain on your knee lol

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

I actually have a link to them in the description of each video along with links to all of the tools we use lol. They're awesome.

@XWhiskey91X

3 жыл бұрын

@@SteveConroy1 going to look now lol

Klein Voltage tester.

$140 a tonne?!?! You should open your own transfer station?.

How dramatic. You should be in possession of a voltmeter so that you don't have to risk "death" when dealing with the electrical aspect. See, having the resident kill their main breaker just inconveniences them, and you still don't have any more verification than you had already performed. Read the incoming line. It either has power or it doesn't. If it doesn't, do your thing. If it does, do what you need to until it doesn't.

Good thing I used screws . The neighbors look shocked . Spare wood with the cabin Lol

Wasted 12 minutes of my life. All this and didn’t even say how much he charged...

@SteveConroy1

3 жыл бұрын

JJ you gotta have a more positive attitude brother. It ended up being a full load. Figure out what the full load cost in your area is and thats your price! Tack on some labor as well. Everyone has their own system as to how they charge and what they charge for. Some would charge by the square foot for a job like this. If I charged someone $1k for this, that doesn't mean thats what it costs for everyone. That's just the number that makes sense for me to do the job.

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