Minnetonka · Twin Cities · Evenings & weekends
We tear it down.
You don't lift a thing.
Deck, fence, and shed demolition. Hauled off. Site left clean. Most jobs done in a day — after work, or on Saturday.
Owner on every job
Evenings & weekends
Most jobs: one day
5 Stars on Google
The work
Three jobs. Done right.
We don't build. We don't haul junk. We specialize in outdoor teardown so the price, the schedule, and the mess stay in one lane.
The lane
Tear it down. Haul it off. That's the job.
You need the old structure gone — so you can use the yard, or so a builder can start Monday. We take decks, fences, and sheds apart and leave with the debris. One owner. One truck. Most of it done in a day.
- Decks, fences, and sheds — that's the work
- Playsets and hot tubs on the same visit if they're in the way
- We don't build the replacement
- We don't take houses down
How it works
Photos tonight. Torn down this weekend.
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Text photos
1–3 pictures and the city. That's enough for a real number, usually the same evening.
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Pick a window
Evenings and weekends. Most jobs land on a Saturday. We confirm the price before we show up.
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Torn down, hauled off
We take it apart, load it, and leave the site clean. You don't lift a thing.
Instant ballpark
Know the range before you text.
Size it here, then send photos so we can lock the number. No “call for pricing” runaround.
Open the full estimatorBallpark · one work day
$1,875 – $2,900
220 sq ft elevated wood deck
- Stairs add labor and extra debris.
Real jobs
Drag to see the after.
“Frankie, owner, was great to work with. From start to finish. Helped with fence demo. Would highly recommend.”
“Frankie helped me with a large basement remodel project. Demo'd walls, floors, ceiling, and then framed new walls, installed flooring and installed bathroom fixtures. He's reliable and reasonably priced.”
Guides
What it costs before you text.
What deck removal costs in the Twin Cities
Most backyard decks in the Twin Cities land between $900 and $3,400 to tear down and haul off. Size, height, composite vs wood, and whether a trailer can reach the yard do more than any 'per square foot' headline.
Fence removal prices in the Twin Cities
A typical backyard fence line in the Twin Cities is $700–$2,400 torn down, posts pulled, and hauled off. Material and length set the range. Height and access finish it.
What shed demolition costs in Minnesota
Most residential sheds in Minnesota come down for $720–$2,200, hauled off the same visit. Size and what's inside matter more than the brand on the door.
Service area
Based in Minnetonka. We'll come to you.
Twin Cities metro is home range. Farther towns in Minnesota are fair game when the teardown is a real job — text the city and we'll tell you straight.
See where we workQuestions, answered.
No. We tear them down and haul them off. If you already have a builder lined up, we clear the site so they can start. We don't carry a contractor license for new construction, and we don't pretend to.
No. We used to list that work. We don't anymore. Flow Haulers is outdoor demolition — decks, fences, and sheds. That's it. The work is cleaner, faster, and priced for the job, not by the junk bag.
Fastest: text 1–3 photos to (651) 245-6285. Or use the ballpark estimator on this site, then send the photos so we can lock a number. Most quotes go out the same evening.
Evenings after 4 and weekends — especially Saturdays. That's when homeowners are home, and that's when we work. Most jobs finish in a single day. You don't have to take time off.
Many Minnesota cities do not require a permit to remove a residential deck, fence, or shed. Some do, especially if the structure is large or attached. We'll flag it if your city typically wants one. The homeowner usually pulls it if it's needed.
Send three photos.
Call or text (651) 245-6285. Quotes go out the same evening.