What We Haul in Eden Prairie
From a single couch to a full house cleanout, local junk removal crews take almost anything that isn’t hazardous, from wherever it is in your home.
- Mixed loads in one trip
- Crews do all the lifting
- Donated or recycled where possible
Items local haulers take
Furniture
Sofas, sectionals, recliners, chairs, tables, dressers, bed frames, desks, office furniture, patio furniture.
Good-condition pieces may be worth donating first. See our furniture donation guide.
Mattresses and box springs
All sizes, including frames and bunk beds.
Hennepin County only takes mattresses at its Brooklyn Park facility, for a fee. A crew picks them up from inside your home.
Appliances
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters, air conditioners, microwaves.
Appliances with refrigerant must be handled properly. Reputable haulers send them to certified recyclers.
TVs and electronics
TVs, monitors, computers, printers, stereos, small electronics.
In Minnesota, TVs, monitors and laptops can’t go in household trash. They need to be recycled.
Hot tubs, sheds and playsets
Hot tubs and spas, small sheds, swing sets, trampolines, above-ground pools.
These usually need to be cut up or taken apart. See hot tub removal.
Boats and trailers
Small boats, canoes, kayaks, pontoons and trailers.
See boat removal for paperwork tips.
Garage, basement and estate cleanouts
Whole rooms of boxes, old tools, sporting goods, holiday decorations, everything left in a home.
Construction and remodel debris
Drywall, flooring, carpet, cabinets, old fixtures, lumber, fencing.
Heavy debris like concrete, dirt and shingles costs more. For long projects, consider a dumpster.
Yard waste and outdoor junk
Branches, brush, old landscaping, stumps, sod, soil, firewood, storm debris.
Small loads of leaves and branches can go to the free Eden Prairie Yard Waste Site.
Exercise equipment and pianos
Treadmills, ellipticals, weight benches, upright pianos.
Heavy items that need stairs or special handling cost more. Mention them in your quote request.
What can’t be hauled
Hazardous materials can’t go in a junk removal truck:
- Paint, stains and solvents
- Pesticides and other chemicals
- Motor oil, gasoline and other fluids
- Propane tanks
- Asbestos
- Medical waste and medicines
- Ammunition and explosives
Take household hazardous waste to a Hennepin County drop-off facility (free for households).
Frequently asked questions
Do you take everything in one trip?
Usually, yes. A mixed load of furniture, boxes, appliances and debris can go in one truck. Your price depends mostly on how much space it all takes up.
Do I need to bring items outside?
No. The crew picks items up from wherever they are, including basements, upper floors and backyards. Mention stairs or tight spaces in your request.
What happens to my items?
Local haulers donate or recycle what they can and take the rest to licensed disposal sites. Ask your hauler if this matters to you.
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