Named for the Kinni.
The Kinnickinnic River — the Kinni — is River Falls' front yard. It cuts right through downtown, feeds the mill pond, and runs cold and clear under the highway on its way to the St. Croix. Everyone in town has a story about it: a first fishing trip, a summer spent tubing, a walk along the trail after work.
When Justin Hammill started this company, he wanted a name that belonged to the town — not another anonymous franchise on the side of a truck. So it's Kinnic. Local, easy to say, and it means something.
Justin is the owner and the operator. That's not a marketing line — it's how the business is actually structured. The person who answers your call is the person who drives out with the trailer and hauls your junk. Nobody hands off the job to a franchisee who's never met you.
That matters because junk removal is a business where the customer isn't usually in the room for the important decisions — what gets kept, what gets donated, whether the crew's careful with the hardwood floor. When the owner is on the crew, those decisions get made the right way.
We're licensed and insured in Wisconsin, we dispose at licensed facilities, and we recycle or donate anything worth saving. And when we show up in a Kinnic shirt in River Falls or Hudson or Ellsworth, we're representing our neighbors. That's not a slogan — it's a small town, and we all shop at the same grocery stores.
What that means for you.
A real person answers.
First ring, seven days a week. Not a robot, not a call center. The person who picks up is the person who shows up.
The quote is the price.
Written and never exceeded. If your load takes up less room than we thought, you pay less. No hidden fees, no add-ons at the curb.
Same-day when you need it.
Call in the morning, gone by afternoon — most days. If we can't make it happen today, we'll tell you before we hang up.
Let's get that junk gone.
Text a photo, call, or fill out the form. You'll have a written price back — usually within the hour.