Show us the job
Send clear photos of the items and the route from their current location to the street.
Open the yard without leaving a trail of sharp hardware.
Junk Journey removes prepared fence panels and can review light dismantling of wood, vinyl, or metal fencing.
Wood fence panels and related items
Access reviewed before arrival
Straightforward project preparation
Posts, footings, and neighbors shape the job.
Junk Journey removes prepared fence panels and can review light dismantling of wood, vinyl, or metal fencing.
Confirm the property line and shared-fence permissions. Point out irrigation, lighting, utilities, retaining walls, slopes, and concrete-set posts.
Common items for this service
Use this as a starting point, then share the full list when you request a quote.
- Wood fence panels
- Vinyl fence sections
- Metal panels
- Posts and rails
- Gates
- Separated hardware
Prepare the pickup in three moves.
A little context before arrival helps the crew understand the route, equipment, and decisions involved.
Open the route
Move vehicles, pets, loose objects, and anything that narrows the carrying path.
Call out the exception
Masonry walls, structural retaining systems, utility conflicts, disputed boundaries, and large concrete footings need separate review.
Plan around the real condition
Masonry walls, structural retaining systems, utility conflicts, disputed boundaries, and large concrete footings need separate review.
Fence Removal questions
Call 661-289-8700 when the item, access, or condition needs a closer look.
What can be included?
Common items include Wood fence panels, Vinyl fence sections, Metal panels. Send the full list because material, size, and condition can change the plan.
Does everything need to be moved outside?
No. Leave heavy or awkward items in place and explain where they are when you request the quote.
What access details should I share?
Mention stairs, gates, elevators, slopes, parking limits, narrow doors, and long carrying distances.
Are there items that need another service?
Masonry walls, structural retaining systems, utility conflicts, disputed boundaries, and large concrete footings need separate review.
Ready to clear this one off the list?
Tell Junk Journey what needs to go and where it is located.