Basketball Goal Removal and Pickup Service
A worn-out hoop takes up driveway space and gets awkward to move. Our crews handle Basketball Goal Removal for portable, in-ground, and wall-mounted units, lifting heavy poles, backboards, and weighted bases so you skip the strain. Disassembly may be needed, and we plan the carry route before we lift.
Why Book This Pickup
Old hoops are heavy, top-heavy, and tricky to carry. Here is what you get when a crew handles the lifting and haul away for you.
Heavy lifting done for you
Weighted bases, steel poles, and large backboards are heavy and unbalanced, so a crew carries the load instead of you.
Disassembly when needed
In-ground and mounted units may require disassembly, and the crew separates poles, brackets, and boards to fit through tight spaces.
Full load included
We haul the whole item, including bolts, brackets, and stray hardware, so nothing gets left behind in the driveway.
When People Look for Hoop Pickup
Most requests come after a move, a driveway upgrade, or a hoop that finally cracked or rusted through. Portable bases spring leaks, backboards shatter, and in-ground poles get bent. Whether the unit sits at the curb, in the garage, or bolted above the garage door, we plan the pickup around access and weight before the crew arrives.
Basketball Goals We Take
We handle most residential and commercial hoop types, from freestanding driveway units to permanent installs. If your setup is not listed here, share a photo and details so we can plan the right approach.
Portable driveway hoops
Freestanding units with wheeled, water- or sand-filled bases, including cracked poles and faded backboards no longer in use.
In-ground pole systems
Permanent poles set in concrete footings, where above-ground cutting or digging and disassembly may be needed for pickup.
Wall or roof-mounted hoops
Garage-mounted and gable-mounted backboards with brackets, which we detach and lower before hauling the pieces away.
Backboards and rims
Standalone acrylic, polycarbonate, glass, or steel backboards, bent rims, and torn nets left over from older setups.
Gym and commercial units
Older facility hoops, wall-fold assemblies, and spare backboards from courts, schools, and recreation spaces, based on access and crew time.
What Shapes Your Quote
Every hoop is a little different, so pricing reflects the real work involved. These are the main factors we weigh when we plan your pickup and haul away.
Volume and weight
Filled bases, thick steel poles, and large glass backboards add serious weight and space that affect the overall load.
Number of items
One hoop or several backboards, rims, and poles changes the total item count and the crew time required.
Disassembly needed
Bolted brackets, footings, and mounted units may require disassembly, which adds hands-on time to the pickup.
Access and carry distance
Long driveways, backyards, garages, and narrow gates lengthen the carry route and factor into the estimate.
Crew time and routing
Heavy or awkward pieces take more crew effort, plus disposal or donation routing based on condition and local options.
Pickup Options
Pick the setup that matches where your hoop sits and how much help you want. Each option covers loading and haul away of the item.
In-home pickup
For hoops stored in the garage or basement, the crew navigates doorways, hallways, and stairs before loading everything out.
Curbside or outdoor pickup
Leave the hoop at the curb, driveway, or yard, and the crew loads it directly without entering the home.
Multi-item pickup
Add backboards, poles, other sporting goods, or mixed cleanout junk to the same visit for one combined pickup.
How to Prep the Hoop
A little prep speeds up the pickup and keeps the carry route clear. These quick steps help the crew move heavy hoop pieces safely.
Drain filled bases
Empty water or sand from portable bases when possible, since a drained base is far lighter and easier to carry.
Clear the walkway
Open gates and clear the driveway, garage path, and doorways so the crew has room to move large pieces.
Flag heavy or fixed pieces
Tell us about concrete footings, mounted brackets, stairs, and fragile surfaces so we plan the lift and route ahead.
Separate keep items
Set aside any rims, nets, or hardware you want to keep so only the unwanted item leaves with the crew.
Disposal, Donation, and Recycling
After pickup, we sort the load and look for practical routing. Metal poles, steel bases, and brackets are often recyclable, and usable hoops in solid condition may fit a donation option when one is available locally. Outcomes depend on the item's condition and available programs, so we cannot promise a specific result, but we aim to keep non-hazardous junk out of landfills where possible.
How the Pickup Works
From first message to final haul away, the process stays simple. Share a few details, confirm access, and let the crew handle the heavy work.
Send item details
Tell us the hoop type, portable or in-ground, and rough size so we can gauge weight and effort.
Share photos
Photos of the pole, base, and mount help us confirm whether disassembly may be needed before arrival.
Confirm access
Note stairs, gates, carry distance, and surfaces so the crew plans the safest route in and out.
Review quote
You get an estimate based on volume, weight, access, and crew time, with no surprise add-ons later.
Pickup and haul away
The crew lifts, disassembles when needed, loads the pieces, and hauls the item away for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take in-ground hoops set in concrete?
Yes, we handle in-ground pole systems. Above-ground cutting or digging and disassembly may be needed, so share photos of the footing and pole so the crew can plan the work.
Can you remove a hoop mounted above the garage?
We detach many wall and roof-mounted backboards and lower the pieces safely. Flag the mount height and bracket type so the crew brings the right approach for the item.
Should I empty the portable base first?
If possible, drain water or sand before pickup, since a filled base is heavy and awkward. If you cannot empty it, note that so the crew plans for the extra weight.
Can you add other junk to the same visit?
Yes, our multi-item pickup lets you combine backboards, poles, other sporting goods, and general non-hazardous junk into one load, which can make better use of crew time.
How is the price for hauling a hoop decided?
Estimates reflect volume, weight, item count, disassembly, carry distance, access, and crew time. Photos and clear details help us give an accurate quote for your pickup.
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Ready to Clear the Driveway?
Send a few photos and details, and EZ Hauling Services will plan the lift, disassembly when needed, and haul away for your old hoop. Request a quote and let the crew handle the heavy work.