Playhouse disposal isn’t something you think about. That is until it’s a necessity. When it’s no longer used or is just too worn to continue using it, it’s time for it to go. Perhaps the children are now too old or it’s showing serious signs of serious wear and tear. Whatever the reason, you need to offload that thing and do so as soon as possible. So, read on to learn more about kids’ playhouse disposal and what you need to know.
Dismantling Safety
Before you begin taking it down, whether you’re going to junk it or not, you should be familiar with some basic safety protocols. You should know ahead of time where to dispose of the various materials. Additionally, check the weather forecast so you aren’t unpleasantly surprised. Always keep the work area off-limits to children and pets.
For many families, a playhouse or swing set means hours of family entertainment. When moving, these families are often reluctant to leave their kids’ favorite outdoor play equipment behind. Moving a backyard playset is not nearly as challenging as people think it is. A few basic tools, a wide-open Saturday, a truck, and some helping hands are the only prerequisites. --MetroParent
And, perhaps most important of all, have a plan for what you’ll do with the materials. No, you can’t put it out on the curb. (That’s not how playhouse disposal is done.) But, there are other things you can do with it. Also, make sure you have at least one set of helping hands. This will take two people at a minimum.
Sarasota Playhouse Disposal Options
Now, if you’re planning to have more children or another is already on the way, you can give it a little makeover. All that’s needed is replacing a few features and then giving it a fresh coat of stain or paint. Viola! It’s a brand-new playset. But, if this isn’t the case, here are some playhouse disposal options to consider:
- Sell it yourself locally. Rather than take time out of your busy schedule disassembling this huge thing, sell it and let someone else do the work. You can publish an online ad and stipulate the buyer is responsible for relocating it.
- Give it away with the house. If you’;re going to sell your house, there’;s no reason you can’;t throw it in as part of the deal (that is, if it’;s in good, usable condition). Just put that in the contract and be done with it.
- Donate it to a church or school. You can also contact local churches and schools to see if one has a need for the playset. If you find a taker, you not only get rid of the set, you also gain a tax write-off.
- Call a junk hauling and removal service. Should none of these be a real option, you can always bring in a local junk removal service to take care of it for you.
If you need help with playhouse disposal in Sarasota, go ahead and phone 800-433-1094 or visit AAA Rousse Services.
