Junk Removal in the West Denver Metro

Our home turf in the foothills. From the old downtown along Clear Creek to the newer hillside neighborhoods, we are minutes away. Often the fastest same-day pickups we do.

Golden's next-door neighbor, about 10 minutes from the office. Old orchard land built out from the late 1950s, with mid-century homes on big lots from Applewood Knolls to the streets around the golf course.

A quick run east on 6th Avenue or Colfax. Big, established neighborhoods from Belmar to Green Mountain mean plenty of packed garages and post-move clutter to clear.

Straight shot up the I-70 frontage. Lots of older homes with deep lots and detached garages, which is exactly the kind of cleanout we are built for.

North up Indiana or Ward Road. From Olde Town to the newer subdivisions out west, we handle garage cleanouts, yard waste, and full-home hauls across the city.

Tucked next to Sloan's Lake, this compact little city is an easy hop for us. Tight lots and older homes mean small loads and single-room cleanouts are common here.

We work the west side of Denver proper, the neighborhoods nearest Golden like the Highlands, Sloan's Lake, and West Colfax. Call to confirm we reach your address.

Red Rocks country. Small-lot old-town streets and foothills properties along Bear Creek and the 285 corridor, a quick run south from Golden.

Genesee and Lookout Mountain up I-70, Idledale and Kittredge up Bear Creek Canyon, and Indian Hills off 285. 13 to 27 minutes from Golden, with no mountain surcharge.

The biggest town in the foothills, about 26 minutes from the office. Cabins, steep drives, hot tubs on decks and brush piles, at the same per-yard price as in town.

From the neighborhoods around Standley Lake to the 88th and 104th corridors, Westminster's garages and basements keep us busy heading north.

Subdivision garage cleanouts and move-outs along the 104th and 120th corridors. A north-metro run we schedule most weeks.

Valley and plains side both. HOA-tidy garages, covenant cleanups, and full-house hauls right off C-470 in the southwest foothills.

Older ranch homes around historic downtown and the Santa Fe corridor, with the deep basements and packed garages to match.

Big master-planned homes mean big three-car-garage cleanouts. We plan south-metro runs ahead, so book a day out when you can.

On the US-36 corridor between Denver and Boulder. Seventies ranches to newer builds near FlatIron Crossing, all one straight shot north.

Established neighborhoods off the Bowles corridor between Littleton and Ken Caryl. Decades of garage and basement storage, cleared in a trip.

Compact lots off Federal between 84th and 104th. Smaller loads are the norm here, and that is exactly what the $149 minimum for the first 2 cubic yards is for.