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SHED DEMOLITION & REMOVAL
Shed removal
in Plymouth, MN.
Shed Gone takes down and hauls away sheds all over Plymouth, from Parkers Lake to the Medicine Lake shore, and leaves the spot raked clean.
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SHED REMOVAL IN PLYMOUTH
We take it down.
We haul it away.
Shed removal is all we do. Wood, metal or resin, falling apart or still standing, we take your Plymouth shed apart and leave the space clean.
- Taking the shed apart: roof, walls, doors and floor
- The stuff inside, if you want it gone too
- Loading, haul-away and disposal, with metal and clean wood recycled where it’s accepted
- The slab, gravel pad or footings, if you want them out
- Sweeping and raking the spot clean
We check what Plymouth requires for your shed before any work starts, and any power to the shed must be disconnected by a licensed electrician before removal day. The local rules are below.
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We look at your photos and send our price, what it includes and the dates we have.
We haul it away.
We confirm a date, take the shed down, load every piece and leave the spot clean.
PERMITS & DIY DISPOSAL
Doing it yourself, or just checking the rules?
Here’s what Plymouth asks for before a shed comes down, what city pickup will take, and where you can drop off the debris yourself.
Plymouth rules at a glance
Demolition permit
Yes, for demolition work in general. Plymouth's handouts exempt only building a shed of 200 sq ft or less, so ask Building Inspection (763-509-5430) about tearing down a small one.
City of Plymouth: Permits, information for homeowners (PDF) ↗City of Plymouth: Accessory buildings for single-family homes (PDF) ↗
City pickup
No. Plymouth has no city trash pickup; your licensed hauler sets its own bulky-item rules. The yearly spring Drop-Off Days took construction debris for $60 a car in 2026.
City of Plymouth: Recycling & disposal ↗City of Plymouth: Drop-Off Days set for May 1-2 (2026) ↗
Haul it yourself
Dem-Con Blaine Transfer Station. Demo and construction waste: $70 a ton plus a $2 a ton solid waste tax, with a $93.50 minimum plus tax. Prices are subject to change.
3 drop-off options →What it costs
Shed Gone: a price from your photos, with teardown, haul-away and cleanup included.
Others here: LoadUp shows $94 to $1,559 for a shed in Hennepin County. College HUNKS lists $99 to $699 junk loads. Junk Masters, Junk King and Junk Happens quote on site.
LoadUp shed removal, Plymouth ↗College HUNKS Hauling Junk: Plymouth, MN ↗Junk Masters: Shed removal ↗
Do I need a permit?Plymouth demolition rules, utilities and property checks.
The requirements depend on the structure, the work and the property’s jurisdiction. These are the official starting points for checking your job. Confirm with the building office before teardown day. How shed demolition permits work ↗
Demolition needs a permit; the small-shed exemption is written for building
Plymouth enforces the Minnesota State Building Code, which requires a permit to demolish a building or structure. The City's homeowner guide lists demolition work and accessory structures as needing permits. The state exemption covers one-story detached storage sheds of 200 square feet or less, and Plymouth's handouts describe it as erecting a small shed. No City page says whether tearing one down is exempt.
Plymouth City Code Section 400: Building code ↗Minnesota Rules 1300.0120: Permits (State Building Code) ↗City of Plymouth: Permits, information for homeowners (PDF) ↗City of Plymouth: Accessory buildings for single-family homes (PDF) ↗
Utilities are disconnected before the permit
The demolition checklist lists the steps in order: call Gopher State One Call before digging, have power and gas disconnected by the utility, get a water and sewer disconnect permit, and have erosion control inspected. Only then is the demolition permit issued. After the work, all debris, including foundations and footings, must be removed and the ground graded and seeded. A shed with no utilities skips most of this.
Fees follow the job's value
Plymouth has no flat demolition fee in its published schedule. Building permits are priced by the value of the work: $40 for jobs up to $500, plus a 65% plan review fee and a state surcharge. Starting work before getting a required permit doubles the fee.
City of Plymouth: Building permit fees (PDF) ↗Plymouth City Code Section 1015: Permit procedures and fees ↗
Keep debris in a container
City code says building permit holders or their contractors must keep a container or enclosure at the site and put all construction rubbish in it. Inspectors check, and requested inspections are skipped where there's no container. A dumpster at a house may stay out up to 30 days a year unless it is tied to an active building permit.
Plymouth City Code Section 600: Garbage and rubbish disposal ↗City of Plymouth: Rubbish disposal during construction (PDF) ↗
Can I dispose of it myself?City pickup rules, drop-off options and fees for shed debris.
Will Plymouth pick up shed debris?
No. Plymouth doesn't collect garbage; each household chooses a City-licensed hauler, and the City's Republic Services contract covers only recycling and organics. Whether your hauler takes bundled lumber or a pile of shed debris, and the price, is up to the hauler. The City's spring Drop-Off Days take construction debris for a per-vehicle fee, but the event runs once a year. For a whole shed, hire a removal company or self-haul to a transfer station.
City of Plymouth: Recycling & disposal ↗City of Plymouth: Licensed garbage haulers ↗City of Plymouth: Drop-Off Days set for May 1-2 (2026) ↗
Drop-off and recycling options
If you’d rather haul it yourself, sort the load first: clean wood, metal, roofing, concrete and household contents often go to different places or cost different amounts. Call ahead before hiring a trailer. What can be recycled ↗
Dem-Con Blaine Transfer Station
3280 99th Ct. NE, Blaine, MN 55449
A private transfer station with public drop-off. Its price list has a line for demo and construction waste, and Hennepin County lists it as taking home remodeling debris, bulky items and treated wood. That covers a wood shed's lumber, siding and shingles.
Fees: Demo and construction waste: $70 a ton plus a $2 a ton solid waste tax, with a $93.50 minimum plus tax. Prices are subject to change.
Before you go: Open Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. No yard waste. Call 952-445-5755 to confirm current prices before you load up.
Dem-Con: Blaine disposal prices ↗Hennepin County: Landfills and transfer stations ↗
Republic Services Delano Drop-Off Site
4351 U.S. Hwy. 12 SE, Delano, MN 55328
A public drop-off that takes construction and demolition debris such as wood, sheetrock and doors, plus household junk. Loads are priced by the cubic yard, and you unload your own vehicle.
Fees: Construction and demolition debris $56 per cubic yard on the 2025 price sheet. Credit card only.
Before you go: Open Tuesday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon; closed Mondays. Call 763-972-3335 to confirm prices.
Republic Services Delano public drop-off site (PDF, via City of Delano) ↗Hennepin County: Landfills and transfer stations ↗
Hennepin County Brooklyn Park Drop-off Facility
8100 Jefferson Highway, Brooklyn Park, MN 55445
County drop-off for Hennepin County households. It takes household hazardous waste such as paint, stain, solvents and pesticides, and scrap metal in pieces 4 feet or smaller with non-metal parts removed. It does not take concrete, shingles or asbestos.
Fees: Scrap metal: no charge. Household hazardous waste is accepted without a listed fee.
Before you go: Open Tuesday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring proof of Hennepin County residency. Questions: 612-348-3777.
Hennepin County: Drop-off household hazardous waste and recycling ↗Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide: Scrap metal ↗Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide: Concrete, asphalt, bricks, pavers, rocks and sand ↗Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide: Shingles ↗Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide: Asbestos ↗
What else should I know in Plymouth?Local notes, and the photos that set the price.
A city hauler license may apply to removal crews
Plymouth has no franchise hauler; households pick their own licensed hauler. The City's hauler page says anyone providing roll-offs or dumpsters, or collecting any waste, including bulky items, must have a City license, and every hauling vehicle needs a City decal. The license costs $125 for the first vehicle and $25 for each added one, with a $1,000 surety bond. The code itself requires a license to collect garbage or recyclables, and its garbage definition leaves out construction debris. Neither source says whether a crew hauling away a shed it tore down needs the license, or mentions homeowners hauling their own debris.
City of Plymouth: Licensed garbage haulers ↗City of Plymouth: Municipal solid waste collection license application ↗Plymouth City Code Section 600: Garbage and rubbish disposal ↗Plymouth City Code Section 105: Definitions ↗
Spring Drop-Off Days take construction debris
Once a year the City runs Drop-Off Days for residents at the Maintenance Facility, 14900 23rd Ave. N. In 2026 the paid day, May 2, took remodeling material and construction debris for $60 a car, $120 with a trailer or cargo van, and $350 for a box truck, with small discounts for paying ahead. Proof of residency is required. The 2027 dates aren't posted yet.
City of Plymouth: Drop-Off Days set for May 1-2 (2026) ↗City of Plymouth: Drop-Off Days ↗
Power to a shed is cut by Xcel or Wright-Hennepin
Plymouth's demolition checklist says demolition can't begin until disconnects are verified. It lists Xcel Energy (1-800-895-4999) and Wright-Hennepin ((763) 477-3000) for electric disconnects and CenterPoint Energy ((612) 372-4720) for gas. Water or sewer to a structure needs a City disconnect permit; the residential sewer disconnection fee is $40.
City of Plymouth: Demolition checklist (PDF) ↗Plymouth City Code Section 1015: Permit procedures and fees ↗
Saw and truck work keeps to set hours
Plymouth's noise rule limits construction work with power equipment to 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekends and holidays.
Photos that explain the job.
- The whole shed, with the roof, doors and rough dimensions
- What it sits on: slab, gravel, pavers, skids or blocks
- The route out: gates, steps, slopes and the narrowest gap
- Anything stored inside, and any wiring, lights or a water line
Tell us whether the shed has power. A licensed electrician should disconnect and make the circuit safe before teardown. Say which items stay, and whether the slab or footings go too.
Get a shed removal quote ↗What will it cost?How shed removal is priced, and what other local companies publish.
Shed Gone
Priced from your photosA small empty resin shed and a large timber shed on a concrete slab are different jobs, so we don’t publish one number. The price depends on the shed’s size and material, what’s inside, what it sits on, and the route from the shed to the truck.
Start a quote from photos ↗Other companies’ advertised prices
Only LoadUp publishes a shed price for Plymouth: $94 to $1,559 for Hennepin County, with the exact price shown when you book. College HUNKS shows $99 to $699 for junk by the truckload, which isn't a shed price. Junk Masters, Junk King and Junk Happens quote after seeing the shed. None of them says its price includes a city permit.
LoadUp ↗
$94–$1,559The shed page gives a $94 to $1,559 range for Hennepin County. The exact price is shown when you book online.
These are the other companies’ own advertised prices, checked October 9, 2026. They are not our prices and not a citywide average.
When you compare quotes, ask for one written total that covers dismantling, hauling, disposal fees and cleanup, and ask whether the contents, the floor and the slab or footings are included. What shed removal costs ↗
Want to shop around in Plymouth, MN?
5 other companiesShed removal is what we do, and we think we’re the best at it. Still, it’s your shed and your yard. If you’d like to compare, here are other companies whose own websites advertise shed removal in Plymouth. Give them a call. We’re confident you’ll come back to us.
Junk removal franchise
College HUNKS Hauling Junk
Junk removal franchise that lists storage sheds among the items it hauls away.
Ask for a priceGeneral junk-load pricingVisit company ↗Call 651-240-2979
Service & price details
Twin Cities metro, served from its New Brighton office
Its local pages don't describe tear-down, slab work or what's included for a shed. Ask whether the crew takes the shed apart or only hauls the pieces. Office at 475 Old Highway 8 NW, Suite 100.
Its local pages show example junk-load prices of $99 to $699, based on an eighth, half or full truckload. That isn't a shed price, and disposal fees may apply.
Removal company
Junk Happens
Family-owned Twin Cities junk hauling company that removes old sheds, fencing and decks.
Ask for a priceJob-specific quoteVisit company ↗Call 612-333-5865
Service & price details
Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding metro suburbs
It says it removes sheds often and cleans up before leaving, and gives an estimate on site before scheduling the work. Owner Dave Kocemba; office at 706 Camberwell Drive.
No shed price is published; it estimates on site.
Junk removal franchise
Junk King Maple Grove
Junk removal franchise whose location page says its crews tear down sheds and playsets.
Ask for a priceGeneral junk-load pricingVisit company ↗Call (612) 429-7292
Service & price details
Northwest and west Twin Cities suburbs and nearby towns
The page doesn't describe what a shed job includes, such as slabs or cleanup. Ask whether the crew takes the shed apart or hauls pieces only.
No shed price is published. It says you pay only for the truck space you use and offers free estimates.
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Removal company
Junk Masters
Locally owned junk removal and demolition company that tears down wood, metal, vinyl and plastic sheds and hauls them away.
Ask for a priceJob-specific quoteVisit company ↗Call (612) 499-7255
Service & price details
Twin Cities metro, including Minneapolis and St. Paul, from 7402 Washington Ave, Eden Prairie
It handles the teardown, cleanup and hauling, and the contents come out with the structure. Metal panels go to a scrap recycler. The page doesn't mention concrete slabs.
No shed price is published. It quotes on site after looking at the shed, and says that quote is what you pay.
National booking platform
LoadUp
Online booking platform that connects you with local independent haulers for shed pickup and disposal.
$94–$1,559Published shed priceVisit company ↗
Service & price details
Plymouth and the rest of Hennepin County
Its shed page says the price depends on the shed's size, condition, type and any needed permits, and that a shed already taken apart costs less. You pick "Storage Shed" when you book and describe it.
The shed page gives a $94 to $1,559 range for Hennepin County. The exact price is shown when you book online.
Independent companies, not affiliated with Shed Gone. Listed alphabetically. Prices are their own advertised prices. How we choose listings
COMMON QUESTIONS
A few more answers.
How much does shed removal cost in Plymouth?
Shed Gone prices each shed from your photos, with teardown, haul-away and cleanup included. Of other companies serving Plymouth, LoadUp publishes $94 to $1,559 for a shed in Hennepin County, lower if the shed is already taken apart. College HUNKS shows $99 to $699 for general junk loads. Junk Masters, Junk King and Junk Happens quote after seeing the shed.
LoadUp shed removal, Plymouth ↗College HUNKS Hauling Junk: Plymouth, MN ↗Junk Masters: Shed removal ↗Junk King Maple Grove ↗Junk Happens: Removal of demolition debris ↗
Where can I take shed lumber and shingles myself?
Dem-Con's Blaine transfer station takes demo and construction waste at $70 a ton plus tax, with a $93.50 minimum, on weekdays. Republic Services' Delano drop-off takes construction and demolition debris at $56 a cubic yard, Tuesday to Saturday, credit card only. Hennepin County's own drop-offs don't take wood.
Dem-Con: Blaine disposal prices ↗Republic Services Delano public drop-off site (PDF, via City of Delano) ↗Hennepin County: Drop-off facilities ↗
Where does a metal shed go?
Hennepin County's Brooklyn Park drop-off takes scrap metal from county households free. Pieces must be 4 feet or less with all non-metal parts removed, and you need proof of residency.
Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide: Scrap metal ↗Hennepin County: Drop-off facilities ↗
Does an old shed need an asbestos check?
Minnesota requires asbestos and other problem wastes to be removed from any structure, homes included, before it is torn down. The federal asbestos notice to the MPCA generally doesn't apply to homes with four or fewer units. Old cement-board siding or roofing is the usual suspect on a shed.
MPCA: Asbestos in demolition or renovations ↗MPCA fact sheet w-sw4-07: Pre-renovation or demolition requirements ↗
Can I just burn the old shed?
No. Minnesota makes it illegal to burn any structure on purpose, except for real firefighter training.
MPCA fact sheet w-sw4-07: Pre-renovation or demolition requirements ↗
Do I need to call before pulling out posts or a slab?
Yes. Plymouth's permit guide and demolition checklist both say to call Gopher State One Call, (651) 454-0002 or (800) 252-1166, before you dig out footings, posts or a slab.
City of Plymouth: Permits, information for homeowners (PDF) ↗City of Plymouth: Demolition checklist (PDF) ↗
Sources behind this guide
Reviewed October 9, 2026 using company websites, municipal guidance and facility rules. Prices and published policies can change; older source dates are identified where relevant. We have not called every business or facility.
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- Minnesota Rules 1300.0120: Permits (State Building Code) ↗
- Plymouth City Code Section 400: Building code ↗
- City of Plymouth: Permits, information for homeowners (PDF) ↗
- City of Plymouth: Accessory buildings for single-family homes (PDF) ↗
- City of Plymouth: Demolition checklist (PDF) ↗
- City of Plymouth: Building permit fees (PDF) ↗
- Plymouth City Code Section 1015: Permit procedures and fees ↗
- City of Plymouth: Rubbish disposal during construction (PDF) ↗
- Plymouth City Code Section 600: Garbage and rubbish disposal ↗
- Plymouth City Code Section 105: Definitions ↗
- City of Plymouth: Licensed garbage haulers ↗
- City of Plymouth: Municipal solid waste collection license application ↗
- City of Plymouth: Recycling & disposal ↗
- City of Plymouth: Drop-Off Days set for May 1-2 (2026) ↗
- City of Plymouth: Drop-Off Days ↗
- City of Plymouth: Residential building permit ↗
- MPCA: Asbestos in demolition or renovations ↗
- MPCA fact sheet w-sw4-07: Pre-renovation or demolition requirements ↗
- Hennepin County: Drop-off facilities ↗
- Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide: Scrap metal ↗
- Hennepin County: Landfills and transfer stations ↗
- Dem-Con: Blaine disposal prices ↗
- Republic Services Delano public drop-off site (PDF, via City of Delano) ↗
- LoadUp shed removal, Plymouth ↗
- Junk Masters: Shed removal ↗
- Junk Masters: Plymouth, MN ↗
- Junk King Maple Grove ↗
- Junk King Maple Grove: Plymouth ↗
- College HUNKS Hauling Junk: Plymouth, MN ↗
- Junk Happens: Removal of demolition debris ↗
- Junk Happens: Service area ↗