- Midland-based crew
- Fully Insured
- Locally Owned
- Open Every Day, 7 AM–7 PM
West Texas wind can leave a backyard trampoline bent, displaced or simply no longer worth keeping. Start with photos from a safe position and explain whether the frame is intact or pieces are scattered.
The entrance matters as much as the trampoline. Tell us about fences, gates and the route to the loading area. We review the condition and any dismantling before accepting the work, rather than promising every frame can be moved as it stands.
From your first call to the agreed work
Photograph the condition safely
Show the frame and loose pieces without climbing on damaged equipment or approaching hazards.
Talk through the gate and work
Describe yard access and any dismantling so the removal scope and quote can be confirmed.
Reclaim the agreed area of the yard
Can I ask about a trampoline damaged by Midland wind or hail?
Yes. Show the damage from a safe location and identify scattered pieces. We review the condition before agreeing to removal; this is not storm repair or work around live utilities.
Do I need to dismantle the trampoline first?
Do not assume that. Describe the equipment and ask what preparation is appropriate. Any dismantling by the crew needs to be reviewed as part of the agreed scope.
What yard access should I mention?
Give the gate width if known and describe fences, steps and the path to the loading area. Photos help show whether a frame can be handled through that route.
How is this different from general storm-debris removal?
This request focuses on the trampoline and its parts. If other debris also needs clearing, identify it separately so the load and work are not underestimated.
Midland & our Texas service communities
For a backyard trampoline request, share the gate and property location in these Texas communities: Midland, Odessa, Lamesa, Andrews, Lenorah, Penwell, Stanton, Seminole, Goldsmith, Greenwood, Big Spring, Gardendale, Cotton Flat. Based at 3000 N Garfield St, STE 231, Midland, TX 79705. Open every day, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM.