JUNK-A-SAURUS

Trampoline Removal

Rusty old trampoline taking over the yard? Junk-A-Saurus disassembles and hauls away trampolines of any size across the Salt Lake Valley. We take apart the frame, springs and netting, haul it all, and clean up the spot.

What's Included

• Round & rectangle trampolines
• Full disassembly
• Frame & springs
• Netting & padding
• Complete haul-away
• Yard cleanup

*Some household chemicals/hazardous materials can't be hauled, ask us and we'll point you the right way.

Why they are harder to get rid of than they look

A trampoline is a spring-tensioned steel frame. That is the whole problem. The mat and the springs are under load, the frame is bolted or pinned together and has often been outside for years, and the fixings seize. People start one of these with a socket set on a Saturday and stop halfway with a half-dismantled frame and 96 springs in the grass.

How we take one down

1. Release the springs in sequence so the tension comes off the frame evenly rather than all at one side.
2. Remove the safety enclosure, net and padding.
3. Break the frame down into sections — cut where the fixings have rusted solid, which on a frame older than a few winters is most of them.
4. Pull ground anchors and augers out, and fill the holes.
5. Rake and tidy the circle underneath, which is usually dead grass, springs and forgotten toys.

Where it goes

The frame and springs are steel and go to a scrap recycler. The mat, netting and foam padding are not recyclable in any stream available here and are disposed of. If the trampoline is genuinely still in good condition, say so before we start — it may be worth passing on rather than scrapping.

What changes the price

Size (a 15ft round and a large rectangle are different jobs), whether it is anchored into ground or concrete, how rusted the fixings are, whether it is in a fenced back garden with only a pedestrian gate, and whether the enclosure poles are sunk in. Most single trampolines sit in the smallest load tier.

A note on safety

The spring tension is not trivial and a spring released under load will move fast. If you have already started taking one apart and stopped, leave it as it is — we will finish it.

How It Works

Why Choose Junk-A-Saurus

• Locally owned & operated in the Salt Lake Valley
• Same-day & next-day availability
• Upfront, honest pricing, free estimates
• We do 100% of the lifting and cleanup

Trampoline Removal FAQ

Serving the Whole Valley