Owner-operated junk removal from Golden. I am Darius, and I handle Broomfield jobs myself: a price before anything moves, then the furniture, garage clutter or move-out pile is carried out and gone.
My office is at 18475 W Colfax Ave in Golden. Broomfield is about 30 minutes from it with traffic moving, and 30 minutes is about as far as I like to go. I do serve Broomfield, the whole city, on both sides of US-36. What I try not to do is make that drive for one small pickup and nothing else.
So where I can, I book Broomfield jobs alongside other north-side work in Westminster, Thornton or Arvada. If you give me two or three days that suit you, I can usually find one that lines up, and you get an arrival window when we set it. I will not promise a truck within the hour from half an hour away.
None of that changes the price. There is no travel fee, no fuel fee and no dump fee on a Broomfield job. You pay by the yard, the same as someone two blocks from my office.
Broomfield runs one of the better free programs on the north side, and if it fits your pile you should use it. Spring Cleanup is free and runs on four Saturdays, one per area of the city. In 2026 those were April 18, April 25, May 2 and May 9. Items go on the curb by 7am, not in the driveway and not blocking the sidewalk, sorted into three piles: untreated wood and metal for recycling, waste, and a separate pile marked "ARC" for clothes and reusable goods going to ARC Thrift.
Outside those four Saturdays, households on the city's Residential Waste Services program, the Waste Connections contract that started in March 2025, can book a pickup for items too big for a closed cart. Waste Connections charges for that per item. Homes in an HOA with its own trash contract are not on the city program, so check with your HOA's hauler first.
The city points small branches to its Tree Branch Recycling Facility at 2990 W. 124th Ave, and cardboard to the Broomfield Recycling Center at 225 Commerce Street, open around the clock.
Like the city, I pass on dirt, sod and anything hazardous.
Sources: Broomfield Spring Cleanup, Residential Waste Services in Broomfield and Residential Waste Services fees, checked September 26, 2026. Dates and rules change each year, so confirm with the city.
Broomfield became its own city and county in November 2001, after decades of growth had spread it across four counties. It sits midway between Denver and Boulder on US-36, the old Denver-Boulder Turnpike, and the city changes a lot from the original blocks to the newest north end.
The older ranches and split-levels around Midway Boulevard, some with alleys behind them. Garages and basements that have been filling since the 1960s.
Everything from condos and townhomes to big single-family homes. Garage overflow and move-outs, loaded from the garage rather than piled at the curb.
Newer homes on the north side. Anthem Ranch is a 55-plus community, and a lot of those calls are about downsizing: the furniture that will not fit the next place.
Apartments and townhomes near the mall. Usually one or two pieces of furniture and a building with parking rules, which I plan around before I show up.
The office park along US-36. Office furniture and move-out leftovers for businesses, priced by the yard the same way.
Established neighborhoods on the south side of the city, where full garages and basements turn into bigger cleanouts.
A couch is usually 2 to 3 yards ($149 to $224) and a sectional 3 to 4 ($224 to $299). Carried out, stairs at $25 a flight. See furniture removal.
What the moving truck did not take, cleared before the walkthrough. Commonly 4 to 10 yards. How a move-out cleanout runs.
A full single bay usually runs 6 to 8 yards, $449 to $599, emptied and swept. Details on garage cleanouts.
The small branches Spring Cleanup will not take, old fence boards and the brush pile, priced by the load. See yard waste removal.
The closest job I have written up is a garage in 80020, a ZIP code Westminster shares with Broomfield. The two reviews below are real and word for word, but neither customer said where the job was, so I am not calling them Broomfield jobs.
August 17, 2026: a couch, a desk, a heavy metal patio table, boxes and trash, about 35 minutes on site and one trip to the transfer station. The saw lost to the patio table, and the story says so.
Read the Westminster case study"Made pick up super easy would definitely recommend"
"Fast, friendly, and affordable- couldn’t ask for better service!"
Every review is on the reviews page.
$149 covers the first 2 cubic yards: one couch, a mattress and box spring, or a few small items. Each yard after that is $75. A cubic yard is 3 feet by 3 feet by 3 feet. Stairs are $25 a flight, a carry over 100 feet is $40, and concrete, tile, brick or roofing is $25 a yard more. Every extra is written down, and you approve the price on site before I start. The full table is on the pricing page, and the junk removal cost guide covers what moves the number.
Most of a Broomfield load ends up at an STS transfer station, North in Denver or South in Englewood, whichever the route passes. Good pieces sometimes go to Goodwill or the Salvation Army, and big scrap-metal loads get recycled.
Text me a photo and I will text back a price, then we settle on a day and an arrival window.
Drop your number below. Darius texts your price back, usually within 10 minutes during business hours.
Darius will text you a price shortly. Keep your phone handy. The reply comes from (720) 689-3713.
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