Pergola Demolition and Removal Pricing

When it’s time to say goodbye to an old or damaged pergola, many homeowners find themselves overwhelmed with questions: How much does it cost to tear down a pergola? What factors influence the price? Who can I trust to do it right and safely? Removing a pergola isn’t just about getting rid of an eyesore, it’s about reclaiming your outdoor space, ensuring safety, and preparing for something new. Whether your pergola has rotting wood, storm damage, or is simply outdated, JM Junk Removers is here to make the process stress-free and transparent.

We understand that pricing is a major concern, which is why we are clear and concise about what we look for. You can feel confident that our pricing is both accurate and reasonable, tailored to your specific project.

Base Pricing

Pergola removal starts with a straightforward base rate:

• $6.50 per square foot (LxW) for removing a single layer of rafters.

Factors That May Affect Cost

While the base pricing gives you a foundation, additional features or complexities can impact the total cost. Here are the key factors:

• • Additional Layers
    • Each additional layer of boards may add to the cost.
    •  Pricing:Starting at $0.50 per square foot for each layer.
    •  Pricing: $0.75 per square foot 
  • Anchors to the House
    • Pergolas attached to house walls with anchors require extra effort for removal.
    • Pricing: $15-$35 per anchor

• Pricing: $15-$25 per concrete anchors for posts

• Posts are concreted into the patio

• • If posts are submerged into the concrete 
    • Added cost can be between $150-$300 each post, depending on the situation. 
• Fans
  • Installed fans add complexity to the job.
  • Pricing: $150 per fan.

Questions to Consider Before Booking

For the most accurate pricing and a smoother removal process, think about these questions:

• Are the anchor points accessible?
  • Can we conveniently reach the anchors, or will extra tools be needed?
• Is the pergola cemented into the ground or freestanding?
  • Cemented structures may require additional demolition tools and time.
• Does the pergola have electrical wiring?
  • If so, we’ll assess for safe removal of wiring or fixtures.