Junk Removal Pricing Guides
Most junk removal companies hide their pricing until they are standing in your driveway. We publish ours. These guides break down what jobs actually cost in the Denver metro and how to keep your number down.
Know the Number Before You Call Anyone.
Written by the owner who actually does the hauling. No lead-capture fluff, just how the pricing works.
What Junk Removal Costs
The full picture: $149 for the first 2 cubic yards, then $75 a yard, what fits in a yard, the only add-ons, and what is already included.
Read the cost guide →Hot Tub Removal Cost
From $349: the tub's yards plus a removal fee set by access. What makes a tub cost more, and the prep that keeps your price down.
Read the hot tub guide →Garage Cleanout Cost
A full 1-car garage is usually 6 to 8 yards, $449 to $599. What a 2-car runs, and the sorting you can do ahead of time to save money.
Read the garage guide →Junk Removal vs. Dumpster
An honest comparison. Sometimes a dumpster really is the better call. Here is how to know which one fits your project.
Read the comparison →Piano Removal Cost
Uprights are $349 to $449 on the ground floor, plus $150 a flight. A real $600 basement job, and why pianos rarely get donated.
Read the piano guide →Basement Cleanout Cost
Commonly 4 to 10 cubic yards, $299 to $749, with stairs at $25 a flight. What fills a basement and how sorting lowers the price.
Read the basement guide →Heavy Item Removal Cost
Pianos, hot tubs, safes, pool tables, sheds, fridges, treadmills. Published floors and two real invoices.
Read the heavy item guide →Furniture and Couch Removal Cost
A couch is 2 to 3 yards, $149 to $224, and a sectional 3 to 4 yards. Priced by the yard and quoted on site.
Read the furniture guide →Estate Cleanout Cost
Commonly 10 to 20+ cubic yards, $749 to $1,499+, priced by the yard however many trips it takes, and whether to hold an estate sale first.
Read the estate guide →Shed Removal Cost
Tear-down and haul from $349, priced by size and material, the slab question, and the Lakewood permit picture.
Read the shed guide →Construction Debris Cost
Priced by the yard, with tile, brick and concrete at +$25 a yard. Extra trips are never charged.
Read the debris guide →Mattress Disposal Cost
$149 for a mattress and box spring, why free pickup is rare, and what one adds to a bigger load.
Read the mattress guide →Move-Out Cleanout Cost
Apartment leftovers from $149, a typical move-out at 4 to 10 cubic yards, $299 to $749. No deadline surcharge.
Read the move-out guide →Yard Waste Removal Cost
Branches, bagged leaves, and fencing from $149 a pile. Dirt, sod, rock, and gravel are the one yard job we pass on.
Read the yard waste guide →Brush and Slash Removal
Slash season in the foothills: Jeffco's Tincup Ridge yard, fire district drop-offs and chipping, what they refuse, and hauling from $149.
Read the slash guide →Want proof instead of promises? See a real job, start to finish, the same-day Westminster garage cleanout, the two loads of Denver remodel debris, the Englewood basement piano, the hot tub cut up in an hour, or the full pricing page.
Free Options, Fair Quotes, and Who to Trust.
Sometimes the right answer is a free city pickup or your own truck. These guides say so, and show how to check any hauler, including us.
How to Choose a Hauler
Eight checks before anyone loads a thing, the questions to text any company, whether junk removal is worth it, and why franchise prices run higher.
Read the checklist →What a Low Quote Covers
What a low advertised price usually includes, what it leaves out, and the disposal math that sets a real floor.
Read the low quote guide →Free Junk Pickup in the Metro
City pickup programs, drop-off days, and donation across the Denver metro, suburb by suburb, before you pay anyone.
Read the free pickup guide →Denver Large Item Pickup
How Denver's Large Item Pickup works, what it will not take, and when a hauler makes more sense.
Read the Denver pickup guide →Denver Junk Haulers Compared
Seven Denver-area companies in one table, from their own sites, plus a head-to-head page for each.
See the comparisons →Local Owner vs. Franchise
Owner-operator, national franchise or app: who owns the truck, who you talk to, and when each one fits.
Read the comparison →Done Reading? Get Your Number.
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