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Clear the shed.
Keep the yard.

DumpMate plans shed cleanout, dismantling, loading, and haul-away in San Jose around your access and what needs to stay.

Based in
San Jose
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24/7
Start with
Photos + access
Workers dismantling a wooden backyard shed and organizing debris for loadingWorkers sorting garden tools and stored items during a shed cleanoutFrom first photo to final sweep
Cleanout Dismantling Loading Haul-away Site sweep

The useful details come before the truck.

A clear scope helps the crew plan access, separate materials, and spot work that needs another trade.

  1. 01

    Show the whole job

    Send the shed, its contents, every side, and the route to the street.

  2. 02

    Confirm the boundary

    Agree on what leaves, what stays, and whether utilities or foundations are involved.

  3. 03

    Make room to work

    Keep people and pets clear while the structure and debris are taken apart and loaded.

  4. 04

    Walk the area

    Check the agreed work zone after loading and the final sweep.

San Jose rules can change the plan.

The City of San José says a permit is required to remove an accessory structure larger than 120 square feet. It also says mixed construction and demolition debris is not accepted through the city junk pickup program.

Size, utilities, property status, and materials can add requirements. Confirm the current rules for the actual address before work begins.

Read the debris sorting guide

Nearby cities,
address by address.

Coverage outside San Jose is confirmed when you share the job address. The listed pages are planning guides, not a blanket service promise.

Send the shed details while they are handy

Call or text the dedicated number, or email photos and the job address.