Commercial Junk Removal in Denver, CO

For Property Managers, Contractors, Offices and Retail.

Rental turnovers, tenant move-outs, remodel debris between phases, office furniture and store fixtures, in Denver, Golden, Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Arvada and Edgewater. One contact from the first text to the invoice: me, Darius, the owner.

The Short Answer
$149 for 2 Yards, Then $75 a Yard
Same rate as a home job. Dump fees included, no travel fee. Photo quote by text, usually within 10 minutes during business hours.
  • Certificate of insurance sent the same day during business hours
  • Itemized invoice for your books, an arrival window on every job
  • Mon to Sat 7am to 7pm, Sunday by appointment
Open trailer in a brick-paved alley holding torn-out lumber, trim boards, cabinet panels and paper from a landlord's rental remodel in University Park
A landlord's rental remodel leftovers, loaded in the alley. University Park, Denver (July 2026).
Who I Haul For

Who Calls for Commercial Junk Removal

Four kinds of callers, one owner on the other end of the phone.

Property Managers

Unit turnovers, belongings a tenant abandoned, and common-area clutter like a laundry room or storage area that collected years of leftovers. A lockbox code or key drop works, so you don't have to be there.

Realtors and Estate Attorneys

Listing prep: a house cleared of what nobody is keeping so it is ready for photos and showings. Priced by the yard, with an itemized invoice made out to whoever is paying.

Contractors and Remodelers

Job-site debris between phases, priced by the yard. Drywall, lumber and cabinets go at the normal rate; concrete, tile, brick and roofing carry the heavy-material add-on of +$25 a yard.

Small Offices and Retail

Fixtures, desks, cubicle panels and the back room nobody has cleared in years. There is no set cap on the size of an office job; a big one simply takes more trips.

Whichever one you are, a certificate of insurance goes out the same day on request during business hours. The price is the same per-yard rate as my residential junk removal in Denver: $149 for the first 2 cubic yards, then $75 a yard.

The Basics

What Counts as Commercial Junk Removal?

Any haul done for a business instead of a household. For me that means four kinds of jobs: rental turnovers and move-outs for landlords and property managers, remodel debris for contractors, furniture and cleanouts for offices, and fixtures and equipment for stores and restaurants. Denver's Large Item Pickup does not take commercial or industrial waste, so a business needs a hauler for all of it.

What it costs: the same rate as a home job. $149 covers the first 2 cubic yards, then each yard is $75. A 4-yard turnover is $299, an 8-yard office clear-out is $599, and a 15-yard job is $1,124 over two trips. The extras are written down before I start: heavy material like tile or concrete is +$25 a yard, stairs are $25 a flight (an elevator is not a flight), and a carry over 100 ft from where the rig can park is +$40. No travel fee, no fuel fee and no dump fee.

How quoting works: text photos of the space to (720) 689-3713. You get a range back by text, usually within 10 minutes during business hours. On the day I arrive inside the window I gave you, walk the space, and give you one number. You approve the price on site before I start. The full yard table is on the pricing page.

One Contact: the Owner

You Deal With Me, Start to Finish.

I'm Darius. I answer the phone, quote the job, show up, load it and send the invoice. There is no dispatcher and no call center, so the person who promised you a window is the person pulling into your lot.

I'm building relationships with property managers and contractors across the west metro, and I would rather earn a standing account one job at a time than promise a fleet I don't have. There is no set cap on the size of an office job I'll take. A big one simply takes more trips, and extra trips are never charged.

Denver Junk Solutions LLC, Colorado SOS ID 20261570765. Registered & Insured. Office at 18475 W Colfax Ave, Golden.

Property Managers and Landlords

Rental Turnovers, Move-Outs and Evictions.

Tenant move-outs and turnovers. The couch that didn't make the truck, a mattress, bags of trash and whatever was in the storage closet. I clear the unit so your cleaner, painter or carpet installer walks into an empty space. You don't have to be there: a lockbox code, a key drop or your on-site manager all work, and I can text you before-and-after photos for the file.

After an eviction. Once the legal side is finished and you have possession of the unit, tell me in writing what goes and what stays, and I'll haul what's left, priced by the yard like any turnover. I don't handle lockouts, store a tenant's belongings or give legal advice. That part is between you, your attorney and the court.

Between tenants, the bigger stuff. Landlords remodeling a unit themselves pile up debris fast. The garage in these photos belonged to a landlord in University Park who had been stacking the scraps from his rental remodel in it: two full loads, 5.5 hours in the rain, $247 in dump fees, and $700 at the time. Read the rental remodel debris case study.

Every unit gets an itemized invoice made out to you or the management company. For a residential end-of-lease clear-out, the move-out and rental cleanout page has the turnover details and typical sizes. Units with a full garage or basement are covered on garage cleanouts and basement cleanouts.

A landlord's garage packed with rental remodel scraps: cardboard, foam packaging, trim boards and two full trash cans, side door open to the yard
Before: the University Park, Denver rental remodel job (July 2026).
The same garage emptied and swept, shelving and yard tools left along the wall
After: the same garage, emptied and swept.
Contractors and Remodelers

Debris Out Between Phases, No Dumpster Permit.

Drywall, lumber, cabinets, flooring, tile and packaging, cleared so the next trade starts on a clean site.

Nothing Left on the Street

In Denver, a dumpster on the public right-of-way needs a street occupancy permit. My truck and trailer load and leave in the same visit, so there is no permit to pull and no box blocking the drive.

Priced by the Yard

Drywall, lumber and cabinets at the normal rate. Concrete, tile, brick and roofing shingles at +$25 a yard. No dirt or sod. Dump fees are inside the price, and receipts are available on request.

A Window You Can Plan On

Every job gets an arrival window, and I call ahead if weather will make me late. Book bigger hauls a day or two out so the time is held.

A dumpster still wins when a gut job sends debris down every day for weeks. When the pile is already there, a haul-off is simpler. The honest tradeoff is in junk removal vs dumpster rental in Denver, and the full list of what I take is on construction debris removal in Denver. Working in the west metro? See the contractor sections for Edgewater teardowns and alley lots and Ken Caryl remodels under HOA dumpster rules.

Offices, Retail and Restaurants

Office Cleanouts, Furniture and Store Fixtures.

Office furniture removal in Denver, a suite cleared before the lease ends, or fixtures out before a new tenant builds out. These are the usual loads.

Office Furniture

Desks, chairs, cubicle panels, conference and break-room tables.

Filing & Storage

Metal filing cabinets, lockers, shelving, storage racks.

Retail Fixtures

Gondola shelving, clothing racks, slatwall, display cases, counters.

Restaurant & Break Room

Lowboys, fridges and freezers (+$50 each for the refrigerant), tables.

Back-Room Clutter

Boxes, old signage, pallets, years of storage-room overflow.

Build-Out Debris

Drywall, ceiling tile, carpet once it is up, torn-out casework.

Tenant Leftovers

Whatever the last tenant walked away from, office or apartment.

Electronics: Ask First

Monitors, computers and printers can't go to a landfill. Tell me what's in the pile; depending on what it is, it goes to a dedicated electronics recycler.

Working Inside Your Building's Rules

Tell me the dock hours, whether the freight elevator needs a reservation, and where the rig can park. If the building wants a certificate of insurance on file before I come in, ask when you book. For a store that has to stay open, a 7am start, a Saturday, or a Sunday by appointment keeps me out of your customers' way.

Where It Goes

Nearly everything goes to an STS transfer station. Good-condition furniture sometimes goes to Goodwill or the Salvation Army, and big loads of scrap metal, like steel shelving and filing cabinets, get recycled. I can't promise a donation receipt, and I don't take hazardous material such as chemicals, solvents or anything leaking.

What Businesses Ask For

The Paperwork, the Window and the Real Hours.

Certificate of Insurance

On file and sent to anyone who asks. Need a fresh one before I come on site? It goes out the same day during business hours.

Itemized Invoice

Service, date, location and the agreed price, made out to your business and emailed where you want it. Dump receipts on request.

An Arrival Window

Every job gets one. If weather is going to make me late, I call ahead instead of leaving you guessing.

Real Hours, No Nights

Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm, and Sunday by appointment. No after-hours or overnight work, so plan around a 7am start or a weekend.

Real Customers

A Restaurant Job, Fit In the Same Day.

On September 22, 2026, a restaurant in Evergreen needed a lowboy gone, and I fit it into that day's route. Here is that review exactly as written, plus one from a home customer about how the day went.

Tyler B.
· Google review

Great service, fit us in the same day. Had a restaurant lowboy picked up in evergreen. Super affordable. Thanks Darius.

Shyanne P.
· Google review

Denver Junk Solutions was fantastic to work with. Darius was extremely communicative and was able to schedule my appointment the same day. They went above and beyond with the cleanup, arrived right on time, and were incredibly friendly throughout the entire process. Their pricing was very fair, and the level of service exceeded my expectations. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing junk removal services.

Same-day fits depend on the day's route. Evergreen is covered on the Evergreen junk removal page.

Where I Work

Commercial Hauling in Golden, Lakewood and West Denver.

The office is at 18475 W Colfax Ave in Golden, so the west side is close: Golden and the Mines rentals, Lakewood's offices and apartments along the Union Boulevard corridor and out by the Federal Center, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, Applewood and Edgewater.

I go as far as Denver's east side, though I prefer jobs within about 30 minutes of the office, and up into the foothills, where the Evergreen restaurant job was. There is no travel fee anywhere. The only extra is for a very remote or hard-to-reach property, and you hear about it before I drive out.

How It Works

Three Steps. Space Cleared.

01

Send Photos

Text a photo of each room, unit or pile, with your hours and any building rules. You get a range and an arrival window back.

02

I Show Up In the Window

I walk the space with you or your manager and give one number. You approve the price on site before I start loading.

03

Hauled & Invoiced

I clear it, sweep up, and email an itemized invoice made out to your business.

FAQ

Commercial Questions.

What is considered commercial junk removal?
Anything hauled from a business, a rental or a job site rather than an owner-occupied home: a turnover or eviction cleanout for a landlord or property manager, remodel debris for a contractor, or desks and fixtures from an office or store. It is priced the same way as a home job, $149 for the first 2 cubic yards and then $75 a yard, and Denver's Large Item Pickup does not take commercial waste, so a business needs a hauler for it. There is no set cap on how big an office job I'll take.
How much does commercial junk removal cost in Denver?
$149 for the first 2 cubic yards, then $75 a yard. Heavy material like tile, brick or concrete is +$25 a yard, stairs are $25 a flight (an elevator is not a flight), and a carry over 100 ft is +$40. No travel fee, no fuel fee, no dump fee. I walk the space, give you one number, and you approve the price on site before I start. Text photos for a range first; you usually hear back within 10 minutes during business hours.
Can you send a certificate of insurance?
Yes. A certificate of insurance is on file and goes to anyone who asks. If your building or management company needs a fresh one before I come on site, ask when you book, and it goes out the same day during business hours.
Do you provide an itemized invoice?
Yes. You get an itemized invoice you can hand to your bookkeeper, owner or accountant. It lists the service, the date, the location and the agreed price. Tell me the business name and the billing email you want it sent to. Dump receipts are available on request.
Can you work after hours or at night?
No nights. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm, and Sunday by appointment. For a business that has to stay open, the usual fix is a 7am start before you open, a Saturday, or a Sunday by appointment. Tell me your hours when you book and I'll set the arrival window around them.
Do you give an arrival window?
Every job gets one. If weather is going to make me late, I call ahead instead of leaving you guessing. For a property manager lining up a cleaner, or a contractor sequencing trades, that window is the part of the day you can plan around.
Can you clear out a unit after an eviction?
Yes, once the legal side is finished and you have possession of the unit. Tell me in writing what goes and what stays, and I'll haul what's left, priced by the yard like any turnover. I don't handle lockouts, store a tenant's belongings or give legal advice; that part is between you, your attorney and the court.
Is there a limit on how big an office job you'll take?
There's no set cap. Truck and trailer carry about 9 packed yards a trip, so a big office simply takes more trips, and extra trips are never charged; you pay only by the yard. Send photos of every room and I'll tell you how I'd plan it.
Do I need a dumpster permit for job-site debris?
Not with me. In Denver, a dumpster on the public right-of-way, like the street, needs a street occupancy permit. My truck and trailer load and leave in the same visit, so nothing stays parked on the street. For a remodel where debris comes off the house every day for weeks, a dumpster can still be the better tool, and the junk removal vs dumpster rental guide lays out when.
What area do you cover?
Denver and the west metro from my office at 18475 W Colfax Ave in Golden: Golden, Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, Edgewater, Applewood and west Denver, plus the foothills. I go as far as Denver's east side, though I prefer jobs within about 30 minutes of the office. There is no travel fee.

Get the Space Cleared On Your Schedule.

Text a photo of the unit, the office or the job site. I'll quote it by the yard and book an arrival window inside your hours.

(720) 689-3713
Call or text a photo. You get a price back by text, usually within 10 minutes during business hours.

Need it in writing for an owner or a board? Email darius@denverjunksolutions.com (send an email) for a written estimate.

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