Playset & Swing Set Removal in Maryland

This backyard structure project shows in-place disassembly, anchors, gate access and the carry from the play area to the trailer. A complete backyard clearout on Mariner Drive. The homeowners had outgrown everything back there at once, a wooden playset with a climbing wall and fort deck, a metal dome jungle gym, a plastic slide, and a trampoline.

This backyard structure project shows in-place disassembly, anchors, gate access and the carry from the play area to the trailer. Out in Fairwood, on Tribute Greenfields Drive, the kids had outgrown a big wooden playset, a two-story playhouse with a slide, plus a separate swing set and monkey bars, and it had taken over the back corner of the yard. These Fairwood colonials back to trees and mulch beds, so the structures were anchored into a mulched play area behind a paver patio.

This backyard structure project shows in-place disassembly, anchors, gate access and the carry from the play area to the trailer. This was the big one: a full commercial-size playground off Scaggsville Road, a galvanized-steel and heavy-plastic structure with a spiral slide, a tube slide, monkey bars, and climbing rails, the kind built to outlast a couple of decades of kids. We took the whole thing apart, pulled the posts out of the ground, and hauled every piece away, leaving the yard cleared down to bare dirt.

This backyard structure project shows in-place disassembly, anchors, gate access and the carry from the play area to the trailer. A weathered wooden swing set and A-frame off Mill Church Road, tucked into a shaded back corner under mature pines with a brush pile beside it. No concrete footings, which is what kept this one quick, posts set straight into the ground come out far faster than posts set in concrete.