Kent job ticket 01

Clear the shed.
Keep the yard moving.

SwiftLoad handles small to medium non-hazardous shed dismantling, debris haul-away, and work-area cleanup in Kent and nearby King County communities.

  • Wood, metal & plastic
  • Contents by request
  • Access reviewed first
Workers carefully dismantling a weathered wooden shed in a Pacific Northwest backyard
Before the crew arrivesPhotograph all four sides, the base, the inside, and the route to the street.
How it moves

One practical review before teardown

  1. Show the job

    Send clear photos, dimensions, material, condition, and contents.

  2. Map access

    Measure the narrowest gate and identify steps, slopes, soft ground, and carry distance.

  3. Confirm scope

    Review exclusions, base work, utilities, permit questions, timing, and price.

  4. Dismantle and load

    The agreed structure and debris are taken down, loaded, and the work area is swept.

Backyard area cleared after a small shed removal
Estimate factors

A useful quote begins at the gate

A shed may look simple from the yard, but the route out changes the job. Gate width, stairs, slope, landscaping, loading distance, base material, and utility connections all matter.

Use the photo and measurement checklist →
Field notes
  • Structure width × depth × height
  • Wood, metal, plastic, or mixed material
  • Freestanding or attached
  • Concrete, paver, timber, or soil base
  • Power, water, gas, or unknown connections
  • Contents and restricted materials
Coverage

Kent first, with ten nearby King County routes

The operator publishes coverage throughout King County. These nearby pages help property owners plan access and estimates; coverage for a specific address is confirmed before scheduling.

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