Taking bids on removing / dumping floats and dock sections

Champlin MN

Description

Looking to have 13 floats and 18 dock sections removed from my property in Champlin / Dayton, MN. Possible scenarios: If you live in MPLS and can dump all these in the MPLS dump please do. If you have a enough land to throw these on your land please do. If you have someplace else to dump all these please do. If you can sell them and make money please do. If you want to use them to make a dock or use them as a deck or whatever please do. I just need them gone ASAP I am looking to stay as close to 300 as I can. You will need two people to move them as some of the floats still have Styrofoam in them which has sucked up some water over the years. I would say maybe 2/3 are super heavy as well some of the dock pieces are really heavy too. Some of the floats just have a crack and I did not want to use them. Please note the second pic with a lot of dock sections is just another angle of the dock sections. Most of these items are still usable to build docks with. I say this because a lot of the floats have Styrofoam in them and will float no matter what. Same with the dock sections. As with both what has been done with them is they open existing drain holes or make new ones, drain the water and then put plugs in, most already have the plugs and just need to be opened to let the water out. In all I would say 90 percent of these floats and dock sections are still usable they just need to be drained. I do not have the need for them so I just want to get rid of them. You can sell them, use them or toss them. I just want them gone ASAP. Thanks Floats are 4X4 plastic. Dock sections are 3.5 by 5 approximately and very heavy. It is recommended that you have a trailer low to the ground so you can get them onto it. I moved them all to their location by myself but it was not easy. I am taking bids to have all of these removed as cheaply as possible as I am on a fixed budget. If you can make money off it that is all that much better. Docks for reuse Items to recycle Items to resale for money Items to throw in a trash site / landfill / garbage dump