Junk removal & cleanouts
Junk removal, priced before we lift a thing.
Old furniture, appliances, garage and basement cleanouts and remodel debris — carried out from wherever it sits, loaded by hand and hauled away. Loading, hauling and standard disposal are included in the price you approve. Based in Castle Rock, working from Boulder to Colorado Springs.
Fastest quote: text a photo of the pile to (303) 919-2274.
Junk removal prices
- Single-item haul-awayA couch, mattress or appliance$85–$175per item
- About half a truckloadA small cleanout or a room's worth$275–$450per half load
- Full cleanoutsGarages, basements and estatesQuotedfrom photos
Loading, hauling and standard disposal included. Items with extra disposal fees — like tires, paint or appliances with refrigerant — are listed before you approve.
What we take
If it's in the way, it can probably go.
Household junk, cleanouts and job-site debris — carried out by hand from any room, with nothing for you to drag to the curb.
Furniture and mattresses
Couches, sectionals, recliners, beds, dressers, desks and office chairs — carried out from any room or floor.
Appliances and electronics
Washers, dryers, fridges and freezers, plus TVs and computers, which go to an electronics recycler rather than the landfill.
Garages, basements and attics
Boxes, old storage, shelving and the things nobody has touched in years, sorted with you into keep, donate and haul.
Remodel and construction debris
Drywall, flooring, cabinets, tile, fixtures and lumber offcuts. Heavy materials like tile and concrete are priced for their weight.
Yard and outdoor items
Branches and yard waste, old fencing, playsets, patio furniture, grills with the tank removed, and hot tubs once the power is disconnected.
Estate, move-out and rental cleanouts
Whole houses and units cleared for a sale, a turnover or a fresh start, with a walkthrough first when it's a big job.
Good to know
Where it goes — and what we can't take.
Usable furniture and materials can go to donation instead of the landfill — just point out what's still in good shape. Metal and electronics go to recyclers, and the rest goes to a permitted landfill or transfer station.
What we can't take
- Chemicals, solvents and pesticides
- Oil-based paint and stains
- Propane tanks, fuel and batteries from vehicles
- Asbestos or anything suspected of it
- Medical and biological waste
- Anything still connected to gas, water or power
Not sure about an item? Send a photo and ask before we schedule.
How it works
Gone in one visit.
Most junk removal is priced from a photo and finished in a single trip.
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Send a photo
A photo of the pile, the room or the garage — plus where it sits and any stairs on the way out.
- 02
Get a price
Single items are flat-rate; bigger loads are priced by how much of the truck they fill. You approve it before we load.
- 03
We carry it out
From the basement, the garage or an upstairs bedroom. Nothing needs to be at the curb.
- 04
Swept and gone
We sweep up where it sat and haul it off for donation, recycling or disposal.
Cleanouts for properties
Turnovers, listings and estates — handled as one job.
Property managers, agents and families settling an estate get the cleanout, the repairs and the paint on one written price and one schedule.
Often booked together
- Rental and move-out cleanouts
- Pre-listing cleanouts and repairs
- Estate cleanouts with keep and donate sorting
- Debris hauled after a remodel
- Repeat cleanouts on a work order
Questions
Junk removal questions.
How much does junk removal cost?
Single items like a couch, mattress or appliance run $85–$175. About half a truckload runs $275–$450, and full cleanouts are quoted from photos or a quick visit. Loading, hauling and standard disposal are included.
Do I need to bring things to the curb?
No. We carry everything out from wherever it is — basement, garage, attic or upstairs bedroom.
What can't you take?
Hazardous materials — chemicals, solvents, oil-based paint, propane tanks, fuel, asbestos and medical waste — and anything still connected to gas, water or power. If you're not sure about an item, send a photo.
Do you take TVs and electronics?
Yes. Colorado keeps TVs, computers and similar electronics out of landfills, so they go to an electronics recycler. Any recycling fee is listed on your price before you approve.
Can you donate usable items?
Yes. Point out what's still in good shape and we'll drop it at a donation center instead of the landfill whenever it's accepted.
How soon can you come?
Junk removal in our home-base area is usually on the calendar within the week, and same-day when the schedule allows.
Where do you offer junk removal?
From Boulder to Colorado Springs. Douglas County and the south metro are home base, with no travel charge. Farther out — across the Denver metro, north to Boulder and south to Colorado Springs — travel is built into your written price, never added afterward. See every town we cover.
Send a photo of the pile.
Where it is, roughly how much and any stairs — you'll have a written price within 24 hours, often sooner.