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Denver metro · Residential & commercial

The stuff goes. You don't lift anything.

Furniture, appliances, hot tubs, whole garages, estate cleanouts, construction debris. We load it, haul it, and take what we can to recyclers and donation centres instead of the landfill.

Licensed & insuredUpfront volume pricingDonation & recycling first
A driveway pile of boxes, a mini fridge, a mattress and yard furniture set out beside a suburban house.
A typical half-load: garage overflow, one visit.

How much of a truck?

Pick the closest match. Pricing here is by volume, the same way every hauler quotes it.

Pick a size

Estimates cover labour, loading, hauling and disposal. Heavy materials like concrete, dirt and roofing are priced by weight instead.

Pricing

Priced by volume, quoted before we load

Junk removal isn't priced by the hour or the item — it's priced by how much of the truck your load fills. You get the number before anything moves, and it doesn't change unless the job does.

Load sizeRoughlyTypical priceCommon jobs
Minimum1–2 items$95 – $150Single couch, mattress, treadmill
Quarter load~4 cubic yards$180 – $290Bedroom clearout, closet purge
Half load~8 cubic yards$320 – $480Garage, small apartment, deck teardown
Full load~16 cubic yards$550 – $850Whole-house or estate cleanout
By weightHeavy materialQuoted per tonConcrete, dirt, roofing, brick

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An open garage packed with stored tools, ladders, a mattress, boxes and a propane tank.

Denver specifics

City bulk pickup or a hauler? Depends on your timeline.

Denver residents on city trash service get periodic large-item collection, capped at a small number of items set out on your regular collection day. It's included in what you already pay, so if your timeline is flexible and your pile is small, use it. Check the current schedule and item cap on the city's website, since both change.

Where it stops working is volume and timing. If your pickup window is weeks out, if you're over the item cap, if you're clearing a garage rather than setting out a chair, or if you're closing on a house — the city schedule isn't built for that.

Doing the dump run yourself

A real option, and sometimes the right one. Front Range transfer stations charge a minimum fee before they've weighed anything, and uncovered loads can draw an extra charge. Add fuel, a borrowed truck, and two hours of loading and driving, and a small load often costs about the same either way. The difference is who does the lifting.

Our honest read: one or two items and a free weekend, do it yourself. A garage, a hot tub, or anything upstairs, call someone.

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Coverage

Where we pick up

Denver proper and the surrounding metro. Same-day slots go fastest in the morning.

A skip loaded with timber, floorboards and renovation offcuts outside a house.

Questions

Before you call

Do I need to be home?

Not always. For curbside or garage pickups arranged ahead of time, plenty of jobs happen while people are at work. Interior pickups usually need someone there to point at what stays.

How fast can you come?

Same-day is often possible if you call in the morning. Next-day is close to standard. Estate and construction jobs get scheduled since they take longer.

What happens to the stuff?

Usable furniture and appliances go to donation partners. Metal, electronics and mattresses go to recyclers. What's left goes to the transfer station. Most loads are only partly landfill-bound.

Is the quote binding?

The quote holds for the load described. If the pile turns out to be twice the size, we re-quote before loading rather than after.

Do you take single items?

Yes. Single-item pickups fall under the minimum charge — one of the more common calls we get, especially mattresses and couches.

Not sure what size load you've got?

Answer five quick questions and we'll size the job and send a price range.

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