Fence Removal and Haul Away in Bentonville, AR

We handle fence removal and haul away in Bentonville, AR so you do not have to deal with heavy, messy demolition. Our crew carefully tears out old fence materials, removes posts, and hauls everything off your property. Prepare your yard for a new fence or open layout without lifting a finger.

Legendary Fence Company Bentonville provides professional fence removal throughout Bentonville, AR, Arkansas and the surrounding area. Our licensed, insured crew delivers safe, clean, on-time work with a free estimate before anything begins. Call 479-348-4629 or request your free quote.

Fence Removal in Bentonville AR Done the Right Way

When it is time to get an old fence off your property, you want it gone completely and gone safely. Legendary Fence Company Bentonville provides professional fence removal and haul away that is designed for the way Bentonville yards, soils, and neighborhoods actually are, not a one size fits all approach.

We start with a short site visit so we can see what type of fence you have, how it was built, and what is around it. A rotting wood privacy fence tight against a neighbor’s shed is a very different job than a light chain link fence running along a sloped backyard near a drainage ditch. During this visit, we check access for our equipment, locate utilities, and note anything that could increase time or cost, such as concrete-encased steel posts or fences attached to rock retaining walls.

Our goal is to leave you with a clean, level, build ready line where the fence used to be. Whether you are planning a new fence, expanding your yard, or preparing for a pool, we remove every post, panel, and leftover piece so you do not have surprises later.

How Our Fence Removal and Haul Away Process Works

Legendary Fence Company Bentonville follows a step by step process that keeps your property safe and limits disruption.

1. Utility and property line checks: Before we pull a single post, we verify underground utilities through Arkansas 811 and review property lines. In older Bentonville neighborhoods, we often find irrigation lines, cable, or low voltage lighting running along fences. We flag these so our crew can hand dig where needed instead of using mechanical pullers.

2. Section by section takedown: We disconnect or cut fence panels first, then stack them away from walkways and landscaping. For wood privacy fences, we usually remove rails and pickets before dealing with posts, so we can control where heavy pieces fall. For chain link, we unhook fabric from the top rail, roll it tightly, then remove posts.

3. Post and footing extraction: Posts in Bentonville are often set in clay soil with varying amounts of concrete. We use a combination of manual digging, mechanical pullers, and in some cases concrete breaking tools. Where a footing is very large or tied into a retaining wall, we explain options so you can decide whether to remove fully or cut the concrete below grade.

4. Haul away and recycling: All material is loaded into our trailers and removed from your property the same day in almost every case. We separate wood, metal, and concrete so metal can be recycled and disposal costs are controlled. You do not have to arrange any dumpsters or city bulk pickup.

5. Final clean up: We rake out loose debris, fill major voids left by posts with soil (provided or by using on site spoil, depending on what you prefer), and check for nails, screws, and sharp metal. If you are installing a new fence with us, we shape the line so it is ready for layout and setting new posts.

Types of Fences We Remove Across Bentonville

Legendary Fence Company Bentonville removes nearly every residential and light commercial fence type you will see in Bentonville and the surrounding areas.

Wood privacy and picket fences: These are the most common removals we perform. In our climate, cedar and treated pine fences often start leaning or rotting at the base after 10 to 20 years. We pull out posts, rails, and pickets, including any metal brackets embedded in the wood. If the fence shares a line with a neighbor, we coordinate removal so both yards stay secure during the process when possible.

Chain link fences: Chain link removal involves detensioning the wire, removing tension bars, and rolling the fabric into compact rolls that can be recycled. The biggest challenge is usually steel posts in deep concrete. We either extract the entire footing or cut the posts and remove or bury the concrete below grade, depending on your preference and budget.

Decorative metal and aluminum fences: These often come apart in panel sections attached with brackets and screws. We carefully detach panels to avoid bending them across driveways or landscaping. Posts in rockier Bentonville soils or embedded in concrete curbs take more specialized cutting tools, which our crews bring to every job.

Farm and pasture fencing: On the edges of Bentonville, we remove barbed wire, field fence, and T posts as properties are subdivided or repurposed. With these, the focus is on safe removal of sharp wire and disposing of large volumes of material without damaging open pastures or compacted drive lanes.

What Affects Fence Removal Cost in Bentonville

Fence removal pricing is straightforward when you understand what drives it. Legendary Fence Company Bentonville provides written estimates that break down the main factors so there are no surprises.

1. Fence length and height: More linear footage means more labor, more material to haul, and higher disposal weight. Taller fences also mean heavier posts and larger concrete footings.

2. Type of material: Wood is bulky and has disposal fees, but it is usually quicker to cut apart. Chain link and metal have lower disposal costs because of recycling, but steel posts in large concrete footings can add time. Decorative iron tied into masonry or concrete curbs is more complex than standard panels.

3. Footings and soil: In Bentonville clay, some fences are set with minimal concrete, which pulls fairly quickly. Others were built with oversized bell-shaped footings or set into rock. Deep or oversized concrete significantly impacts removal time. During your estimate, we probe around a few posts to get a realistic view of footing size and depth.

4. Access and obstacles: Fences behind narrow side yards, steep slopes, mature trees, or pool equipment are slower to remove because material has to be carried out by hand. Easy access for our trailers and tools usually keeps costs on the lower side.

5. Add-on services: If you want all post holes filled and compacted, temporary fencing installed, or the area graded for a new project, we include those line items so you can choose what you want us to handle and what you prefer to do yourself.

Local Considerations: Timing, Weather, and Bentonville Regulations

Fence removal in Bentonville is affected by local weather patterns and city expectations. Legendary Fence Company Bentonville schedules your project with those realities in mind.

Best times of year: Late fall through early spring is often ideal for removal and replacement because vegetation is down and ground moisture makes digging easier. Summer removals are common too, but Arkansas heat and afternoon storms can slow work or require earlier start times. We watch the forecast closely so we are not pulling a fence right before a line of strong storms.

Soil and drainage: Many Bentonville yards have heavy clay that holds water. When we remove fence lines that sit in low spots, we often find trapped moisture and rot around posts. As part of removal, we can point out drainage issues that you may want to address before a new fence goes in, such as reshaping a swale or adding gravel where water collects.

City and HOA rules: If your fence is on a street facing side or around a pool, your HOA or the City of Bentonville may have rules regarding temporary barriers and replacement timing. We help you plan removal so you are not left with an open pool yard or non-compliant street frontage longer than necessary. When we are also doing the new fence, we time removal and installation to overlap as tightly as conditions allow.

Preparing Your Property for Fence Removal

You do not have to do much before we arrive, but a little preparation can speed up the job and protect your belongings. Legendary Fence Company Bentonville provides a clear checklist ahead of your scheduled date.

First, move items away from the fence line, such as grills, furniture, firewood stacks, playsets that can be relocated, and stored materials. This gives us direct access and reduces the chance that debris will fall on something you care about.

Second, secure pets and plan for temporary containment. Once the fence is down, yards are open. We can set up temporary construction fencing in key spots if requested, but it helps to have a plan for dogs or other animals on removal day and for the period until a new fence is installed.

Third, let us know about any underground irrigation or low voltage lines you know of. While we already look for signs during the estimate and call for utility locates, sprinkler lines and landscape lighting are not always marked. If you can point out valve boxes, heads, or lighting runs, we can work more carefully in those spots.

Finally, decide ahead of time whether you want us to remove attached items like vines, string lights, or mounted planters, or if you will take those down yourself. Removing them before our crew arrives keeps them from being damaged and reduces labor time.

Why Homeowners Trust Legendary Fence Company Bentonville for Removal

Choosing a company that installs fences is not enough. You want a team that understands how different fences were built over the past several decades in Bentonville and how to take them out without leaving a mess.

Legendary Fence Company Bentonville has worked on properties in new subdivisions, older neighborhoods near downtown, and rural acreage on the edge of town. We have seen everything from do it yourself fences with shallow posts to overbuilt commercial lines with massive concrete footings. That experience means we can often anticipate problems before they slow down your project.

We carry the right equipment for removal, including post pullers, concrete cutting tools, and trailers sized for neighborhood access. Our crews are trained to watch for hazards like hidden wire, embedded nails, and old metal stakes that can damage mowers later if left in the ground.

Most important, we treat fence removal as the first stage of your next project, not an afterthought. Whether you hire us for the new fence or not, we make sure the line we leave behind is clean, safe to walk, and ready for whatever you plan to build next.