Real Vancouver cinder block fence removal estimate

How much does it cost to remove a cinder block fence in Vancouver?

Typical estimate for this project
$3,275.00
Possible Extra
$1,750.00
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For this Vancouver cinder block fence removal, RenoFiz estimated $3,275 CAD for the mandatory scope, with up to $1,750 CAD in possible additional work if disposal weight exceeds the bin allowance or the homeowner requests footing removal.

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Leaning cinder block fence planned for removal
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Location

Vancouver, BC (V5K)


Fence length

Approximately 100 linear feet


Fence height

Approximately 50" above footing


Condition

Leaning, poor condition


Footing

Concrete footing remains in place


Vintage

Built 1990 or newer


Disposal access

Clear access for a bin

Cost breakdown

Where the $3,275 project cost goes

Where the $3,275 project cost goes

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Scope itemLabourMaterialsTotal
Site Mobilization & Protection$200.00$200.00
Dismantle Cinder Block Fence$1,200.00$1,200.00
Debris Loading$1,000.00$1,000.00
Site Cleanup$300.00$300.00
Waste Bin & Disposal Logistics$100.00$475.00$575.00
Complete base project cost$2,800.00$475.00$3,275.00
Total Cost

$3,275.00

Possible extra

$1,750.00

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Things to know

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Things to know for your project

Conditions, constraints, and on-site decisions that shape the final project cost.

Bin or weight overage fees

Trigger: Waste weight exceeds the standard bin tonnage allowance of approximately 5 to 7 tons.

An additional bin or weight overage fees may apply. This example identifies approximately $400 to $700 in possible additional cost.


Concrete footing removal

Trigger: The existing footing is found to be structurally unsound, or the homeowner requests full removal.

Removing and disposing of the concrete footing would be added work. This example identifies approximately $950 to $1,450 in possible additional cost.

How the estimate was created

The real conversation behind this estimate

The real conversation behind this estimate

This is the how RenoFiz gathered the facts and turned a simple request into a scoped estimate.

Homeowner

Need a price to remove and dispose of a cinder block fence. About 100’ in total length and about 50” above footing. Concrete footing to remain in place. The fence is clearly falling over and should be easy to dismantle

RenoFiz

I've reviewed the photos and the details you provided. Removing a leaning cinder block fence of that length is a straightforward demolition task, though the weight of the concrete and the disposal requirements in the Vancouver area are the main cost drivers.

To give you an accurate estimate, I have a few specific questions:

Question: What is your postal code?

Question: Do you know roughly what year the fence was built?

  • Pre-1990
  • 1990 or newer
  • I'm not sure

Question: Is there clear access for a disposal bin to be dropped in the driveway or alley right next to the fence?

  • Yes, plenty of room right next to it
  • No, it's a tight space or a long walk to the street

Photos that would help The photos you sent are great for seeing the fence condition. One more would be helpful:

  • An overview of the access path showing where a truck or disposal bin would park relative to the fence.
Homeowner

What is your postal code?: v5k

Do you know roughly what year the fence was built?: 1990 or newer

Is there clear access for a disposal bin to be dropped in the driveway or alley right next to the fence?: Yes, plenty of room right next to it

RenoFiz

Your project estimate

Project summary

The homeowner wants to dismantle and haul away a leaning cinder block fence (100 LF, 50" high) in Vancouver (V5K). The fence is 1990+ vintage, so no asbestos testing is required, and there is clear access for a disposal bin. The existing concrete footing will remain.

Estimate range

$2,600 - $4,000

Estimated work

ItemDetailsRange
Site Mobilization & ProtectionMOBILIZATION: Setup of work area protection, safety barriers, and site staging for demolition tools.$150 - $250
Dismantle Cinder Block FenceDismantle 100 linear feet of cinder block fence (50" high) down to the existing footing. Manual dismantling as fence is reported in poor condition/leaning.$950 - $1,450
Debris LoadingDEBRIS HANDLING: Manual loading of approximately 8 tons of masonry debris into the disposal bin.$800 - $1,200
Site CleanupCLEANUP: Sweep and remove concrete dust and small debris from the work area and adjacent driveway/alley.$225 - $375
Waste Bin & Disposal LogisticsSupply 14-yard debris bin for masonry waste and coordinate pickup.$450 - $700

Cost summary

CategoryRange
Materials$375 - $575
Labour$2,200 - $3,400
Total$2,600 - $4,000

What is included

  • Mobilize to site and set up work area protection.
  • Dismantle cinder block fence panels and posts down to the footing level.
  • Load debris into a disposal bin or truck for hauling.
  • Clean work area of all concrete dust and small debris.
  • Dispose of concrete/masonry waste at a licensed facility.

Possible add-ons

These items are not included in the estimate range above. They may change after an on-site review.

ItemTradePossible rangeWhat would confirm it
Additional bin or weight overage fees if masonry weight exceeds standard tonnage limits.General Contractor$400 - $700Waste weight exceeds the standard bin tonnage allowance (approx 5-7 tons).
Concrete footing removal and disposal.General Contractor$950 - $1,450Existing footing found to be structurally unsound or homeowner requests full removal.

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