SHED CLEANOUT PUEBLO WEST: WHAT'S INSIDE AND WHAT IT COSTS
Most folks calling us about a shed aren't asking us to tear it down. The shed's fine. It's what's packed inside that's the problem — and nobody wants to spend a Saturday hauling it to the transfer station one truckload at a time.
What's Usually in There
After a decade or two, a Pueblo West shed holds a predictable mix: old push mowers and a string trimmer that hasn't run since 2019, half-full paint cans, bags of hardened concrete mix, scrap lumber and warped plywood, coils of fence wire, patio furniture with rotted straps, and boxes that got moved out of the garage and forgotten. Underneath it all, usually a layer of yard debris Pueblo homeowners swept in there years ago and never dealt with.
We've seen sheds where the whole back half was rusted metal shelving that had collapsed on itself. That's a two-person, two-hour job with a pry bar. It's normal.
The Stuff That Needs Care
Paint, solvents, old gas cans, pesticides, pool chemicals, car batteries. This is where a lot of haulers get squirrelly or just refuse. We've got 12+ years of hazardous-material handling behind us, so we know what goes where and which of it can't ride in a dump trailer with everything else. Set that stuff aside where we can see it and we'll sort it on site.
Propane tanks and anything pressurized — tell us on the phone. It changes nothing about the price, we just want to know it's coming.
Where the Skid Steer Earns Its Keep
Some sheds sit at the back of a half-acre with no vehicle access. Carrying 800 pounds of scrap 150 feet by hand adds hours. We run a skid steer Pueblo West crews can actually get through a side gate, with forks and a bucket, so heavy piles move in minutes instead of trips. It comes with the job, not as an upcharge.
What It Costs
Shed cleanouts run based on volume and how far the walk is. A single-bay shed packed tight usually lands in the mid-hundreds. A big pole barn with heavy scrap runs higher. We give you the number before we start working — no adjustments after the trailer's loaded.
We're out every day, 7 AM to 7 PM, same-day when the schedule allows. Call or text (719) 334-4581, or email Pmann_1@me.com with a photo of what you're dealing with.
Tell us what you've got — call or text (719) 334-4581. We'll send a fair quote fast, no high-pressure scripts, no surprise charges.