Trampoline Removal and Pickup Service
Old backyard trampolines take up space, rust in the weather, and get tricky to break down. Our crews handle the heavy lifting, springs, netting, and frame so you do not have to. Book Trampoline Removal for round, rectangular, or mini units, and skip the awkward disassembly and disposal work entirely.

Why Book This Pickup
Trampolines are bulky, weather-worn, and awkward to move alone. Our crews manage the frame, springs, mat, and netting so your yard is clear fast.
Heavy Lifting Handled
We move rusted frames, spring rings, and padded rails through gates and yards without you straining or hauling parts yourself.
Disassembly When Needed
Anchored or oversized units may need disassembly to clear gates or doorways, and our crew handles that step during pickup.
Cleaner Yard Fast
We collect loose springs, torn mats, and worn netting along with the frame so nothing gets left behind on the grass.
Reliable Help Where You Need It
Whether your trampoline sits in an open backyard, a fenced side lot, or a crowded garage, our crews plan the carry route before arrival. We check gate width, ground anchors, and stairs so pickup goes smoothly. Share a few photos and access notes, and we bring the right crew and equipment for the job.
Trampoline Types We Take
We haul away most backyard and indoor trampolines in any condition, including rusted, torn, or partially collapsed units. Here are common types our crews collect during a standard pickup.
Round Backyard Trampolines
Standard round frames with spring rings and safety netting, including large family units that need disassembly to clear gates.
Rectangular Trampolines
Larger rectangular competition-style frames with heavier steel and long rails that often require breakdown before we load them.
Mini and Fitness Trampolines
Small rebounders and exercise trampolines from spare rooms, basements, or garages that stack easily into a mixed load.
Trampolines with Enclosures
Units with net enclosures, foam-padded poles, and zippered doors, including sagging or wind-damaged setups you no longer use.
Anchored or Ground Trampolines
In-ground and stake-anchored frames where our crew removes fasteners and lifts the structure clear of the pit.
What Affects Your Quote
Trampoline pricing depends on size, weight, and how easily we can reach and remove the unit. These factors help us estimate crew time and disposal routing accurately.
Size and Volume
Larger rectangular and family-size frames take more space in the truck and add to overall volume and handling time.
Weight and Steel
Heavy-gauge steel frames and thick spring rings weigh more, which affects crew effort and how we load the parts.
Anchoring and Setup
Staked, in-ground, or bolted trampolines need extra time to loosen fasteners and free the frame before lifting.
Access and Carry Distance
Narrow gates, long yard paths, stairs, or side access can lengthen the carry and influence the final estimate.
Disassembly Needs
When the frame must be broken down to fit through a gate or doorway, that added labor factors into the quote.
Pickup Options
Choose the pickup style that fits where your trampoline sits and how much prep you have already done. Our crew adapts to each setup on arrival.
In-home pickup
For mini and fitness rebounders in rooms, basements, or garages, we carry the unit out through hallways and doorways for you.
Curbside or outdoor pickup
If you place the disassembled frame and parts curbside, our crew loads everything quickly with minimal time on site.
Multi-item pickup
Pair the trampoline with other outdoor gear, sporting goods, or non-hazardous junk for one combined cleanout load.
How to Prepare
A little prep speeds up pickup and keeps the carry route clear. These steps help our crew reach and load your trampoline safely and quickly.
Clear the Path
Open gates and move planters, hoses, or toys so we have a straight route from the frame to the truck.
Flag Anchors and Stakes
Point out ground stakes, anchor kits, or bolts so our crew can loosen them before lifting the frame free.
Note Access Challenges
Tell us about narrow gates, stairs, soft ground, or fragile surfaces so we plan the carry and protect your yard.
Separate Keep Items
Set aside any hardware, nets, or pads you want to keep so we only haul the parts you are done with.
Disposal and Recycling
Trampoline frames and springs are largely steel, so metal recycling may be an option when practical and local facilities accept it. Mats, foam pads, and netting are often not recyclable and are routed for standard disposal. Condition and available local options determine each outcome, and we cannot promise a specific recycling or donation result for any part.
How It Works
Booking Trampoline Removal takes just a few steps. Share the details, confirm access, and let our crew handle the lifting and hauling.
Send item details
Tell us the trampoline type, size, and whether it is anchored, in-ground, or freestanding in a yard or garage.
Share photos
Add photos of the frame, netting, and the path to it so we can gauge size and access.
Confirm access
Note gate width, stairs, carry distance, and any fragile surfaces so we bring the right crew and tools.
Review quote
Get an estimate based on size, weight, access, and disassembly needs, then pick a pickup window that works.
Pickup and haul away
Our crew disassembles when needed, loads the frame and parts, and clears the area before leaving your yard tidy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you disassemble the trampoline before hauling it away?
Yes, disassembly may be needed when a frame is too large for gates or doorways. Our crew breaks down the unit during pickup when the setup requires it.
Can you remove an in-ground or anchored trampoline?
We can remove staked and in-ground units by loosening anchors and fasteners, then lifting the frame clear. Point out anchor points so our crew plans the work.
Will you take a rusted or damaged trampoline?
Yes, we accept rusted, torn, wind-damaged, and partially collapsed trampolines. Condition does not stop the pickup, and we collect loose springs, mats, and netting too.
Can I combine the trampoline with other junk?
Absolutely. Multi-item pickup lets you pair the trampoline with other outdoor gear, sporting goods, or non-hazardous junk in one combined cleanout load to save a trip.
Is the trampoline frame recycled?
Steel frames and springs may be routed to metal recycling when practical and locally accepted. Mats and foam pads often go to standard disposal, and outcomes vary by area.
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Ready to Clear the Yard?
Skip the wrenches, rusted springs, and heavy lifting. Send a few photos and access details, and EZ Hauling Services will handle the disassembly when needed and haul the whole trampoline away for you.