Trampoline Removal Without the Hassle.
That worn-out trampoline can take over your entire yard. Moon Junk Removal provides trampoline removal in Colorado Springs, with careful planning for large frames, stubborn springs, safety nets, and backyard access. Tell us what you have—we’ll help plan the disassembly, loading, and haul-away.
Trampoline Disposal for Every Backyard Setup
A trampoline isn’t just one bulky object. Between the jumping mat, spring hardware, frame rails, enclosure, and ground anchors, removal takes more planning than putting it out at the curb. We handle old trampoline removal based on the actual equipment and property conditions.
Traditional Round Trampolines
Common backyard round trampolines with steel legs, a spring ring, protective padding, and safety enclosure. We assess frame diameter, condition, and access before planning removal.
Rectangular & Olympic-Style Trampolines
Large rectangular jumping beds can have long structural rails, many springs, and reinforced frames. Size and total weight matter when estimating disassembly and hauling.
Large Family Trampolines
Oversized backyard units, including 12-, 14-, and 15-foot models, often need to be broken into manageable components to pass through a gate or side yard.
Trampolines with Safety Nets
We can account for enclosure poles, netting, padding, ladders, frames, and loose accessories. Torn or tangled nets and bent poles can add handling time.
Above-Ground Trampoline Removal
Typical leg-supported trampolines can often be disassembled on site, with pieces carried from the backyard to the truck after safe access is confirmed.
In-Ground Trampoline Systems
Flush-mounted setups may include a recessed pit, retaining structure, drainage components, and an anchored ring. Removing the trampoline is different from filling and restoring the excavation.
Heads up: If the trampoline is attached to a deck, built into a retaining wall, sitting above buried utilities, or intertwined with a tree or structure, describe that before booking. Excavation, concrete removal, and landscape restoration aren’t automatically part of a standard trampoline haul-away.
Trampoline Dismantling & Hauling Done Carefully
Large trampolines can have dozens of springs under tension, sharp or corroded hardware, and frame sections that are awkward to move without taking them apart. Trying to drag an assembled trampoline across a yard can damage fences and landscaping—or cause it to tip.
For trampoline disassembly and removal in Colorado Springs, we consider the condition of the frame, the equipment needed for safe access, the likely dismantling sequence, and the route between your backyard and the truck. A bent or rusted trampoline may need different handling from a sturdy, freestanding model.
- Jumping mats, safety pads, springs, and steel tubing
- Enclosure nets, support poles, ladders, and accessories
- Careful removal through narrow gates when feasible
- Loose related debris included when agreed in the estimate
How Our Trampoline Removal Process Works
Show Us the Trampoline
Send wide-angle photos showing its size, enclosure, overall condition, and position in the yard. Include a photo of the gate and access path.
Confirm the Scope
We clarify whether we are removing only the trampoline or also related items such as anchors, pads, nearby debris, or a ground-level frame.
Disassembly & Hauling
Depending on condition and access, the crew can remove agreed-upon netting, pads, springs, frame sections, and legs, then load the materials.
Enjoy the Open Yard
You get the space back for landscaping, outdoor seating, a garden, or a different backyard setup.
Old Trampoline Taking Up Valuable Space?
Get an estimate for the complete setup—not just the frame. Tell us about the net, mat, springs, anchors, and how we’ll reach the yard.
How Much Does Trampoline Removal Cost?
Trampoline pickup pricing depends on much more than diameter. A 10-foot round trampoline with easy access can be a different project from a 15-foot enclosure with corroded springs, buried anchors, a narrow side gate, and a long carry to the truck.
For accurate trampoline hauling in Colorado Springs, we assess the size and weight of the parts, whether dismantling is needed, the condition of the hardware, the carrying distance, and disposal or recycling requirements.
Our estimate will clarify which pieces and tasks are included. For in-ground models, pit filling, sod replacement, and drainage work need separate discussion. Avoid assuming that lawn restoration is included with frame removal.
Schedule with Moon Junk Removal and get straightforward help with a bulky backyard project.
▣ Book Trampoline Removal OnlineTrampoline Pickup in Colorado Springs & Nearby Areas
Colorado’s Front Range brings gusty weather, sloped lots, mature trees, narrow side yards, and neighborhoods with limited curbside access. In places like Briargate and the north side of Colorado Springs, backyard gates and fences may dictate how a large trampoline comes out. On larger Black Forest and Falcon properties, long drives and carrying distance can affect the removal plan.
We serve Colorado Springs and surrounding communities, including Fountain, Monument, Peyton, Falcon, Black Forest, Briargate, and Woodland Park, subject to scheduling and job-specific access. We can also discuss projects in Douglas County and Teller County.
Trampoline Removal FAQs
Do I need to disassemble my trampoline first?
Not necessarily. We can assess dismantling as part of your trampoline removal quote. A damaged, leaning, or unstable frame may require special planning, so send photos before anyone tries to move it.
Can you remove a trampoline with a safety enclosure?
Yes, ask about removing the net, enclosure poles, ladder, spring padding, jumping mat, and metal frame together. Let us know if pieces are missing, bent, rusted, or tangled.
Can a full-size trampoline fit through a narrow gate?
A fully assembled trampoline usually cannot fit through a typical backyard gate. Disassembly may allow the components to be carried through, but we need to know the gate width and whether the route has steps, slopes, decks, or obstacles.
What about in-ground trampolines?
Tell us if the trampoline is recessed into the yard. Frame and mat removal may be possible, but backfilling the pit, addressing drainage, excavating retaining material, and replacing sod are separate tasks unless specifically included.
Will you remove the stakes or ground anchors?
Show us the anchoring method. Small removable stakes and tie-downs differ from buried augers or concrete anchoring. We will clarify which anchors are included in the removal scope.
Can you recycle the metal frame and springs?
Some steel frame sections and springs may qualify for metal recycling depending on the receiving facility. The jumping mat, net, and foam pads may have different disposal requirements. We cannot promise every part can be recycled.
How much does trampoline removal cost in Colorado Springs?
The price depends on trampoline size, number of components, rust or damage, disassembly time, carrying distance, access conditions, and material handling. Send photos for a job-specific estimate rather than relying on a single advertised price.
What if the trampoline was damaged by Colorado wind or a storm?
Do not climb onto or try to dismantle an unstable, wind-twisted trampoline. Tell us if it is caught on a fence, roof, tree, or overhead utility line. For electrical hazards, keep clear and contact the utility or emergency services first.
Can I book trampoline removal online?
Yes. Use our booking button to request a pickup appointment. Please provide photos and note any disassembly, anchoring, or difficult access so that we can confirm the correct scope before the job.
Reclaim Your Backyard. We’ll Handle the Trampoline.
Whether it’s a small round backyard trampoline, a full enclosure with a big steel frame, or an unusual in-ground setup, send us a few details. We’ll help you understand the removal scope and next steps.