You Point. We Remove.
Free Estimates. Upfront Pricing.
In Hurlock and across Dorchester County, we clear out homes, farm outbuildings, garages and estates, and remove sheds, decks and old fencing as light demolition. We haul everything away and leave the site clean.
Home, farm-outbuilding and estate cleanouts plus light demolition.








Call, text or fill out the form for a free estimate.
We provide upfront, no-obligation pricing.
Our team handles all the heavy lifting and cleanup.
A cleaner, safer and clutter-free property!
You Point.We serve Hurlock and nearby communities in Dorchester and Caroline counties, including East New Market, Federalsburg, Rhodesdale, Vienna, Secretary, Preston and Cambridge.

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AFTERFair and transparent pricing based on the volume and type of items.
Final price depends on type of items, access, and disposal fees. Contact us for a free estimate.
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Pricing is based on how much space your items take in our truck, plus item type and access. Single items start around $75 and a full truck is $500+. You get a free, upfront quote before any work starts.
Furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics, household clutter, yard waste and renovation debris. We can't take paint, chemicals, fuel, asbestos or other hazardous materials.
When the schedule allows, yes. Call or text (443) 365-1942 for the fastest booking.
Light demolition only: sheds, decks, fences, playsets, hot tubs and interior tear-outs such as kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and tile. Larger structures are reviewed on site before we quote.
No. We are a full-service crew: we load, haul and clean up, so there's no dumpster sitting in your driveway.
Yes, for sheds, small outbuildings, decks and fences. Larger farm structures such as barns are reviewed on site before we quote.
Hurlock, East New Market, Federalsburg, Rhodesdale, Vienna, Secretary, Preston and Cambridge, plus surrounding communities on the Eastern Shore.
Usable items are donated and recyclables are recycled when possible. The rest goes to licensed disposal facilities.