Storage Cleanout · Franklin Township
Storage Unit Cleanout in Franklin Township
Moving into a new Franklin Township house often means renting a storage unit for the overflow — and then paying for it month after month. We empty it in one trip at a price based on the unit size: a 5×10 is $397, a 10×10 $587.
Marion County’s Fastest-Growing Township
Franklin Township doubled from 32,080 residents in 2000 to 65,788 in 2020, the fastest growth of any township in Marion County. For a long time family farms and local efforts kept it rural; now new subdivisions sit beside acreage around Wanamaker and Acton.
That combination produces two kinds of jobs: storage and garage overflow from recent moves, and barn or acreage clear-outs on the older properties.
Franklin Township Prices
| Unit / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Storage unit 5×10 | $397 |
| Storage unit 10×10 | $587 |
| Storage unit 10×15 | $880 |
| Quarter truck (garage or barn) | $241 |
| Half truck | $431 |
Storage, Garage or Barn
The Storage Unit
Share the gate code and unit number, label anything that stays, and the crew takes the rest in one visit.
Acreage Clear-Outs
Old equipment, lumber and furniture from outbuildings on the township’s larger lots, priced by truck-fill.
Franklin Township Storage FAQs
How much does it cost to empty a 10×10 storage unit?
A full 10×10 is $587; a partly full one usually costs less once you send photos.
Do you cover Wanamaker and Acton?
Yes, all of Franklin Township is inside our service area.
Can you clear a barn on a larger property?
Yes, as long as the truck can get close. Mention gates or soft ground when you book.
Must I meet the crew at my storage unit?
Only if the facility requires it. Many accept a shared gate code and the unit’s key or combination.
Stop Paying Rent on Stuff You Don’t Use
A photo from the unit door gets you a flat price.
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