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Light Demolition & Haul-Away

Decks, sheds, fences, and full structures torn down and hauled off in a single visit.

No hidden fees, ever.

SAME-DAY SERVICE OFTEN AVAILABLE

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A sagging deck or a shed that's more rust than roof doesn't need two separate calls. Pro Junk tears the structure down and hauls every piece of it away in one visit, no separate demo crew, no separate haul-away truck, no second invoice.

In Kentucky, no local demolition license is required for the scope of work Pro Junk performs. The crew pulls the necessary permits directly for every project rather than routing it through a subcontractor. That's one fewer layer between you and the job getting done.

Full structural teardown (houses, barns, trailers) is typically limited to single-story buildings, with two-story jobs handled case by case after an on-site walkthrough. Anything involving suspected asbestos, lead paint, or other hazardous material gets flagged for a licensed abatement contractor before demo starts; Pro Junk won't touch it otherwise. Light demolition and full demolition are handled by the same crew, priced the same straightforward way — no separate demolition contractor to coordinate.

Southern Indiana permits are checked county by county, not assumed to match Kentucky's rule.

Interior demolition, flooring tear-out, drywall removal, cabinetry demo, is priced and scheduled the same way as an exterior teardown: a walkthrough first, a number before anything comes down, and the debris leaving with the crew the same trip.

Priced by scope, free on-site estimate for all jobs

Full demolition, concrete, and other heavy-material jobs are priced on-site after a walkthrough. There's no flat rate for those, so Pro Junk gives you a firm number before work starts, not an estimate that changes later.

What We Tear Down

Sheds and outbuildings
Decks and porches
Fences (wood, chain-link, vinyl)
Detached garages
Houses, barns, and trailers (typically single-story)
Interior demo, flooring, drywall, cabinetry

How It Works

01
Walkthrough & Estimate

Pro Junk looks at the structure in person, size, materials, access, and gives you a price before anything comes down. Concrete and other heavy material get priced on-site since there's no flat rate for those.

02
Permits & Prep

For anything requiring a permit, Pro Junk pulls it directly. Utilities are located and disconnected as needed before the crew starts.

03
Teardown & Haul-Away

The structure comes down and every scrap of debris leaves with the crew the same trip. No dumpster left behind, nothing for you to haul to the curb.

The Pro Junk Difference

Permits Pulled In-House

No local demolition license required in Kentucky for this scope. Pro Junk pulls the permits directly instead of routing the job through a third party.

Demo & Haul-Away, One Trip

The crew that tears the structure down is the crew that hauls it off. Nothing sits in your yard waiting on a second appointment.

On-Site Estimate First

Concrete, structural work, and full teardowns get priced after a walkthrough, not guessed over the phone. You know the number before anything comes down.

Ready to schedule your pickup?Same-day appointments available in Louisville.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a demolition license to tear down my shed or deck in Kentucky?

No. For the light and full demolition work Pro Junk performs, no local demolition license is required in Kentucky. The crew pulls whatever permits the job needs directly rather than subcontracting that step out, which keeps the project moving without an extra layer of scheduling. Southern Indiana jobs are reviewed case by case for local permit requirements before work starts.

Can Pro Junk tear down a full house or barn, not just a shed or deck?

Yes, within limits. Pro Junk handles full structural demolition of houses, barns, and trailers, typically for single-story buildings. Two-story structures are considered case by case after an on-site walkthrough. Every full teardown starts with an in-person estimate rather than a number quoted sight unseen, since the scope, access, and disposal volume all shift the price. This isn't a job priced over the phone, and you'll know the full number before anything comes down.

What about asbestos or lead paint in an older structure?

Pro Junk does not handle suspected asbestos, lead paint, or other hazardous materials directly. If the walkthrough turns up a structure that may contain either, that gets flagged before demo starts so a licensed abatement contractor can address it first. This protects you and the crew. It's not a step worth skipping.

Does the demolition price include hauling away the debris?

Yes. Demolition and haul-away happen in the same visit with the same crew. There's no separate dumpster rental or second appointment to schedule. Everything that comes down leaves the property that day, which is the whole point of bundling the two jobs together.

How is a demolition job priced if there's no flat rate?

All demolition jobs are priced after Blake or a crew lead walks the site in person, since the scope varies too much for a phone quote. Sheds, decks, fences, full demolition, and concrete removal all get quoted based on what we see. You'll have the number before anything comes down.

Do permit requirements differ between the Kentucky and Southern Indiana sides of your service area?

Yes, and that's reviewed as part of the walkthrough rather than assumed. Kentucky demolition of this scope doesn't require a local license, with Pro Junk pulling whatever permits the specific project needs. Southern Indiana jobs are checked county by county for local permit requirements before any work is scheduled.

Do you handle interior demolition, not just exterior structures?

Yes. Flooring tear-out, drywall removal, and cabinetry demo are priced and scheduled the same way as a shed or deck teardown: an in-person walkthrough, a firm number before work starts, and the debris hauled away the same trip.

What happens to concrete or masonry that comes down during a demo?

Concrete and other heavy material are priced on-site rather than folded into a flat demolition rate, since weight and volume vary too much to quote sight unseen. The crew accounts for it during the same walkthrough that prices the rest of the job.

TESTIMONIALS

FROM OUR CUSTOMERS

★★★★★

"I work for an apartment complex in the south end of Louisville and had a large illegal dumping situation going on. I contacted multiple vendors, who either told me no or gave me a price that was outrageous. ProJunk took the time to handle it."

Ashley DennisonSouth End, Louisville, KYCommercial
★★★★★

"Eli and David worked hard to take down my parents' deck. They were friendly, professional, punctual, and hard workers. They will be the first call we make for any future demo projects."

Brittney WyantDeck Demolition
★★★★★

"We had a 25 year old cedar picket fence. I called and they came the next day, removed the fence super fast and without destroying our yard. They cleaned up all the debris and swept the driveway."

Rebecca VittitoeFence Removal
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