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What junk removal actually costs in the Twin Cities

Nobody publishes real numbers, so here are ours, and why the cheapest price per truck is not the cheapest price per job.

August 12, 2026 · 4 min read

How the pricing actually works

Almost every junk removal company in the metro prices by volume, meaning how much of the truck your stuff fills. You will hear "quarter load", "half load", "full load". That part is standard and it is fair enough.

What nobody tells you is that how the truck gets loaded changes what you pay. Throw everything in loose and a pile that should take up a third of a truck takes up half. You are paying for the air between the furniture.

Rough numbers

Those are honest middle-of-the-road figures for the Twin Cities, not a bait number. Your job might land outside them. Stairs, distance, and genuinely heavy material like concrete or roofing all move the price.

What moves the number up

How to get an accurate quote in two minutes

Text a photo of the worst room to 612-208-7435. Photos beat descriptions every time. "A few boxes" means something different to everyone, and a picture removes the guesswork for both of us. We will send back a number and a day.

The question worth asking

When you are comparing bids, do not just ask the price per truck. Ask how they load it. We are not the cheapest per truck. We are the cheapest per pile, and the pile is what you actually have.

Got something to clear?

Want a real number for your job? Text a photo of the worst room to 612-208-7435.