All Needz Junk Removal takes down and hauls away basketball goals, portable or set in concrete, from driveways and backyards in Fort Worth, Roanoke, Keller, Southlake and nearby cities. For in-ground goals we cut the pole at the base and grind the anchor bolts down, without breaking the concrete, usually the same day or the next.
Basketball goals we remove
- Portable goals with sand or water bases
- In-ground goals set in concrete
- Wall and roof mounted hoops
- Backboards, rims and nets
- Poles, braces and pole pads
- Broken, bent or rusted goals
- Goals knocked over by a storm
For in-ground goals we cut the pole at the base and shave the anchor bolts down. The concrete stays where it is. Not sure about something? Text a photo to (817) 513-6910.
Why a basketball goal needs more than a wrench
A portable goal looks simple until you try to tip it. The base can hold a couple hundred pounds of sand or water, and the backboard sits ten feet up. An in-ground goal is bolted to a concrete pad, and those bolts have been rusting in the sun for years. Bringing one down safely takes a plan and at least two people.
Send us a photo of the whole goal and its base, and you get the total on site before we start. We lower the backboard, cut an in-ground pole at the base and grind the metal bolts down so nothing sticks out of the slab. We don't break up the concrete, so the pad stays usable. Then the pole, backboard and hardware go on the trailer, and you pay after it's gone.
Poles, rims and braces are steel, so we recycle them whenever possible rather than send them to a landfill. A goal that still stands straight and has a solid backboard may be donated to Goodwill, the Salvation Army or a local church, where another family or youth group can use it. Cracked plastic bases, torn nets and anything else left over are disposed of properly.
Good to know
- Drain a water-filled base before we arrive if you can. Sand bases are fine, just let us know.
- In-ground goals: we cut the pole and shave down the bolts, but we don't break up or remove the concrete pad.
- Move cars out of the driveway so we have room to lower the backboard.
- All Needz is licensed and insured, with $1M in general liability for jobs like this one.
A goal we took down in Roanoke
Four steps, no surprises
- 1. Text or callSend a photo to (817) 513-6910 for a free, no-obligation estimate.
- 2. Pick a timeWe book a 2-hour window and call 30 minutes before we arrive.
- 3. Get your total upfrontOne total price on site, before any work starts.
- 4. We haul it, then you payWe load everything, sweep up, and collect payment after the job.
Can you remove a basketball goal set in concrete?
Yes. We cut the pole at the base and shave down the metal anchor bolts so the slab is flat and safe. We don't break the concrete, so the pad stays in place.
Do I need to empty a portable base?
Draining a water base helps. If it's filled with sand, just tell us when you book.
How much does basketball goal removal cost?
Jobs start at $80 and depend on the size and weight of the goal. Your total is set on site, before the first bolt comes out.
Will you take the backboard too?
Yes. We take the backboard, rim, pole and base.
What happens to the old goal?
The metal is recycled when possible, and goals in good shape may be donated.