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Fence Removal and Site Clearing
Before a landscape remodel, pool addition, retaining-wall project, or complete perimeter redesign, the existing fence has to come out cleanly — including footings buried in decomposed granite and lines that follow a slope rather than a straight backyard rectangle. Granite Bay Fence Company removes posts, panels, and concrete across long estate driveways and leaves a graded line ready for survey stakes or new construction.
What Removal Includes
We cut panels, extract posts, and break out concrete footings below grade wherever equipment and slope access allow. On tight side yards between custom homes or along retaining walls, we plan hand-carry access instead of assuming a machine will reach every hole.
Mixed-material lines — cedar near the residence transitioning to wire on a horse paddock — are common on Granite Bay acreage. We handle both in a single mobilization.
Working Around Mature Landscaping
Established oaks, irrigated planting beds, and pool equipment sit close to fence lines on many Granite Bay estates. We stage removal to protect root zones and finished hardscape on long runs where a careless pull damages thousands in landscaping.
- Wood, vinyl, iron, and wire fence removal
- Concrete footing extraction on slopes
- Debris haul-off via estate driveways
- Grade smoothing for re-fence or landscaping
Removal Without Immediate Replacement
If a remodel timeline leaves the property open for weeks, we can coordinate temporary panels through our temporary fence rental service until the permanent line is ready for installation.
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove only part of a long perimeter fence?
Yes. We tie off and cap remaining sections safely if you plan to connect new construction later — common when only the pool yard or a single slope section is being reworked.
Will removal damage my lawn or hardscape?
We use plywood tracks and hand tools near finished surfaces. On estate properties with paver driveways and decorative concrete, protection is planned into the mobilization.
Do you remove old concrete post footings on sloped lots?
Where access allows, yes. Footings set into retaining walls or tight against structures may be cut flush instead of fully extracted for safety.
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Phone (916) 906-2254
Granite Bay, CA — Serving Granite Bay and nearby communities
- California contractor license #1089233
- Residential, commercial & agricultural fencing
- Warranty-backed workmanship — ask us for project details