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Hennepin County · 20 min from Minnetonka

Deck, fence, and shed demolition in Minneapolis

Southwest, Linden Hills, Fulton, Armatage, and across the city when the job is a real teardown. Alleys, narrow lots, and decks that have been patched since the 90s.

Flow Haulers LLC · Minnetonka, MN · (651) 245-6285 · flowhaulers@gmail.com

What we see in Minneapolis

Minneapolis decks fail at the ledger. Fences sit on the property line. Sheds are squeezed along garages. This is carry-out work more often than west-metro suburbs.

Deck removal in Minneapolis

We tear down backyard decks in Minneapolis — boards, rails, stairs, and framing — and haul the debris the same visit. Typical Twin Cities decks run $900–$3,400. Drive from Minnetonka is 20 min. Deck demolition.

Fence removal in Minneapolis

Wood, vinyl, and chain-link — posts pulled with the line. Neighbor-side care. Typical backyard lines $700–$2,400. Alley parking and permit zones are the planning item. We stage the trailer where the city allows and carry the rest. Photos of the alley and the gate save a site visit. Fence demolition.

Shed removal in Minneapolis

Garden sheds to storage buildings. We empty it if needed, take it down, and haul every board. Typical jobs $720–$2,200. Contents are priced with the teardown. Shed demolition.

Access and the truck

Alley parking and permit zones are the planning item. We stage the trailer where the city allows and carry the rest. Photos of the alley and the gate save a site visit.

Permits in Minneapolis

Low freestanding platforms and small sheds may be exempt. Attached or elevated decks: check with Minneapolis Development Review. We don't pull building permits — if yours needs one, you pull it and we wait.

Full statewide notes: Minnesota teardown permits.

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Questions about Minneapolis

Yes. Flow Haulers tears down decks, fences, and sheds in Minneapolis, MN. We're 20 min from Minnetonka. Evenings after 4 and weekends. Text photos to (651) 245-6285 for a same-evening quote.

Typical Twin Cities ranges: decks $900–$3,400, fences $700–$2,400, sheds $720–$2,200. Minneapolis prices in that band — size, access, and contents move it. Photos lock the number.

Low freestanding platforms and small sheds may be exempt. Attached or elevated decks: check with Minneapolis Development Review. We don't pull building permits — if yours needs one, you pull it and we wait.

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