Home Services reviews in Minneapolis, Minnesota

There are two black guys who work the self checkout in the morning time on the weekdays who are super upbeat and friendly every single time I come into this location. Awesome customer service, always quick to be helpful without being overbearing. I should have gotten their names before posting this review, but just wanted to shout them out for their awesome work. I visit Home Depot locations all over the twin cities regularly, and these two fellows consistently provide the best checkout experience by far. Hats off, and promotions deserved!

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real nice and simple operation. drive up to the scale on the left, talk to the guy, he tells you where to go, you unload your stuff, and you go back to the other side of the same scale to leave and you pay and then you go.

Not a good option for household waste. High minimum fee and debris all over the floor of the tipping area you have to back into make this a bad option for household disposal. Backing into the poorly lit tipping area, I ran over a clear bottle I couldn’t see with my backup camera. Their big CAT had just been there moving refuse, they clearly don’t care what they leave in your path. It’s just luck that my trip didn’t cost me a couple tires.

Brian E was very professional and gave instructions in a clear way that made the process very easy for someone removing junk for the first time.

Efficient!!!

😎😁 They take everything 🤘

Always friendly and helpful

Very convenient location and a good guy in the scale house makes it enjoyable experience.

This place gets a bunch of bad reviews I don't know . It's super easy to get in, get out never had a problem there!

I showed up at the proverbial 11th hour and they couldn't have been more accomadating.

They did not weight my truck in and out over charge me $70

I've been to all of them and this one's the best. The guy at the booth grows on you after a while.

Easy in and easy out. They take nearly all garage and waste from landscaping to construction. And nearly everything in between. And they are cheaper than waste management co. The guys working the scales are fast and friendly.

Easy experience emptying our trailer of household garbage. Pricing was fair, and the 3 employees we interacted with today were great.

What a rip. Seems like the right thing to do. You drive in, get weighed, drive out get weighed and pay per pound. You would think that the fee would be reasonable. Not so much. 330 lbs of rotten lumber cost me $57 and I had to unload it. This place is for large garbage trucks, not a homeowner just trying to do the right thing by properly disposing their waste. Get a WM bag for 30 bucks and fill it to 3300 lbs and they pick it up. The bad thing is, SKB doesn't care what I think. AVOID THIS PLACE IF YOU ARE A HOMEOWNER.

It seems hysterical to write a review on a transfer station, but just in case...
It's called a transfer station because they transfer construction debris and other similar stuff from your trailer, dumpster, truck bed or whatever to a semi trailer that hauls it to the landfill, recycling place, incinerator or wherever it goes
You need to bring your hi-vis best, gloves, hard hat and wear real shoes. Oh, and a strong stomach, because sometimes the smell can be pretty bad.
Take your yard waste to the composting site.
Expect to unload your own stuff. Nobody is there to help you.
Watch out for big trucks. This is their job, not dealing with unpredictable amateurs like you and me.
Be patient.

*Minimum charge* for construction and demolition debris is $105.27 as of May 2023. Also their website says they close at noon on Saturdays, but I showed up at 11:35 AM and they told me they close at 11:30 AM. To top it off, there are zero customer instructions onsite, so good luck your first time visiting.

Mike, I talked with Geraldine and she said I needed to speak with you. Call me at your soonest convenience. We could all win.

Easy. Quick. Friendly. Accommodating. Brian.

Demoed my galley kitchen and needed to drop it off the cabinets and sink.

1. Drive up to the scale with the little house and if you are lucky and friendly young man, named Brian, will be there to help you. If you are in a Sedan like me, you’ll have to look up quiet a bit, because this place is mostly for trucks including those that offload all the junk they collect from people’s houses.

2. Brian gives you direction to back up into a certain garage.

3. Offload your stuff. Bring gloves and a helper, if you can’t lift your things alone. Be careful when driving around. You’ll be a small car in between all the trucks.

4. Get back on the second scale on the other side of the reception.

5. Pay and leave.

6. Get a beer at Surley.

Heads up, if you show up 10-15 minutes before they close at 5pm they will have it all shut down for the day. Best to show up by 4:30pm during the week.