Chittenango sits east of Onondaga County in the town of Sullivan, where village streets give way quickly to farmland, wooded lots and larger rural parcels along Route 5 and Route 13.
Rural property means outbuildings, and outbuildings mean accumulation. Old barns full of equipment, sheds that have been standing since the sixties, and yards with brush piles that never made it to a burn.
LaFata Disposal Services runs out to Chittenango for exactly that kind of work — shed and small barn demolition, farm scrap metal, brush hauling and full property clean-ups.
Chittenango and Sullivan area work
Shed and small outbuilding demolition on rural parcels.
Barn and equipment shed clearing, including old implements.
Farm and property scrap metal removal.
Brush, branch and storm debris hauling from wooded lots.
Estate cleanouts in village homes along Genesee Street.
Furniture, appliance and general junk pickups.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Chittenango Village
- Sullivan
- Bridgeport
- Route 5 corridor
- Kirkville
On larger parcels we can usually drive right up to the pile, which is the cheapest kind of job to run — less carrying, less labor.
Standing barns and large agricultural structures need a licensed demolition contractor; small outbuildings and sheds we handle ourselves.
Frequently asked questions
Do you travel out to Chittenango?
Yes, including Bridgeport, Kirkville and the surrounding town of Sullivan.
Can you take down an old barn?
Small equipment sheds and outbuildings, yes. Full-size barns require a structural demolition contractor.
Do you take farm scrap and old implements?
Yes. Metal equipment, fencing and machinery go to a scrap recycler.
Can you clear a whole property at once?
Yes. For large properties we plan multiple loads and quote the full scope up front.