Junk Removal Guides
for Denver

A free city large-item pickup that books out for weeks, a mattress you're not allowed to curb, and no tax on the service — Denver's disposal decisions have real trade-offs. These guides lay them out.

1-800-GOT-JUNK alternatives in Denver

The useful comparison is not brand against brand, it is model against model. Published per-item pricing you can read before you call, versus a number…

5 things bulk pickup won't take in Denver

Every Front Range jurisdiction runs its own bulky rules, but the same five categories get excluded almost everywhere. Here they are, and what each one costs…

Air conditioner disposal in Denver

A large window unit is $109, a small one is $87, a portable is $85 and an outdoor condenser or heat pump is $115. There is no refrigerant fee and no stair…

What an apartment cleanout costs in Denver

A studio's worth of leftovers is a quarter truck at $241. A one-bedroom's sofa, queen mattress and dresser comes to $355. Carry-out from a third-floor…

Bed frame disposal in Denver

A metal or platform frame is $68. A solid, upholstered or storage frame is $126 for twin through queen and $152 for a king. Disassembly and the carry out…

The best time to schedule junk removal in Denver

Prices do not move with the season here. A sofa is $126 in July and $126 in February. Availability moves a great deal, and Denver's calendar is unusually…

Can you leave furniture on the curb in Denver?

In much of central Denver the collection point is the alley, not the curb — and rules differ at every city line. Here is how to check yours, and what a…

The cheapest way to get rid of furniture in Denver

Free is only free if you can carry it down the stairs and someone actually turns up. A sofa hauled from any floor is $126 — here is when the cheaper routes…

What an estate cleanout costs in Denver

A full house in Park Hill or Harvey Park is usually a full truck at $732, sometimes two. A three-quarter truck is $587. Everything is priced before the crew…

What a garage cleanout costs in Denver

A detached alley garage in Park Hill is usually a half truck at $431. A three-car bay in Highlands Ranch that has never held three cars is closer to a full…

What hoarding cleanup costs in Denver

A full truck is $732 and most Denver hoarding jobs are several. The pricing is the same published ladder as any other job, and it is agreed before anyone…

What hot tub removal costs in Denver

A hot tub or spa is $390. A 6-8 person model is $501. That is the full job — cut down, carried out through whatever gap your yard gives us, and disposed of.

How to get rid of a refrigerator in Denver

A standard refrigerator is $164, a side-by-side or French door is $183, a mini fridge is $115. Emptied, carried out from any floor, disposal included, no…

How to get rid of a TV in Denver

A TV under 42 inches is $62, 42 to 65 inches is $68 and anything over 65 inches is $73. Wipe it first, and do not put it by the alley dumpster.

How to get rid of appliances in Denver

The order matters more than the option. Disconnect, empty, then choose — a standard fridge hauled from a basement is $164 and a washer is $133, with no…

How to pick a junk hauler in Denver

The difference between a good and a bad hauling experience in Denver is settled before anyone arrives — in whether the price, the insurance and the…

Is it illegal to dump furniture in Denver?

Leaving furniture somewhere it is not permitted is dumping, and it stays traceable to you. A sofa picked up properly is $126 — here is how the rules…

Denver junk removal price list

Every price below is the price, published before you book. A sofa is $126, a fridge is $164, a hot tub is $390, a full truck is $732. The minimum for a…

Junk removal vs. dumpster rental in Denver

A dumpster is a container, not a service. On a Congress Park block with no driveway, and in a city that packs its projects into five warm months, that…

Landlord turnover cleanouts in Denver

A half truck is $431, three-quarters is $587, and carpet removal is $71 a room. In a Denver summer the turnaround window is days, not weeks — the cleanout…

Mattress disposal laws in Denver, explained

A queen mattress is $103 to have hauled out of any room in the house. The rules for getting rid of one yourself depend entirely on which Front Range city or…

What mattress recycling costs in Denver

A queen is $103, a twin is $82, a king is $114 and a box spring of any size is $92. Denver's dry air means more local mattresses are actually recyclable…

Renovation debris removal in Denver

Construction debris is $120, a full kitchen cabinet rip-out is $293, and a quarter truck of concrete or masonry is $219. Carried out of the basement, which…

What a storage unit cleanout costs in Denver

A 5×10 is $397. A 10×10 is $587. A 10×20 is $1174. One visit, emptied, and the rent stops — which for most Denver units is the whole point.

The $99 junk removal myth in Denver

Nobody clears a Wash Park basement for $99. Here is what that number is actually attached to, and what the published Denver prices are instead — a sofa is…

TV and electronics disposal in Denver

A TV between 42 and 65 inches is $68, a 65-inch-plus set is $73, and a box of assorted electronics is $77. All of it comes out of the basement, which is…

Renting a truck vs. junk removal in Denver

A rented box truck is the cheapest option on paper and one of the slowest in practice. JunkRabbit hauls a sofa for $126 and a quarter-truck load for $241,…

What Denver residents actually pay for junk removal

Not a range, not a "starting at." Here are the job shapes Denver households actually book and what each one comes to, from a $75 minimum visit up to a $732…

What to do with old furniture in Denver

Sort by condition first, by floor second. A piece worth selling on the ground floor and the same piece in a Congress Park basement are different problems…

Where Denver junk actually goes

A loaded truck is not one destination, it is five or six. Here is how a Denver load gets split, and why the dry air at altitude means more of it is…

Who picks up old appliances in Denver

A standard refrigerator is $164, a washer is $133, a dryer is $128 — carried up from a bungalow basement, not just off the driveway. Here is who else will…

Why licensed and insured matters in Denver

It is not paperwork for its own sake. Insurance is what opens a Denver freight elevator, protects a hundred-year-old plaster stairwell, and keeps your junk…

How Much Does Junk Removal Cost in Denver?

Flat photo pricing from $75, no tax — the 2026 list.

Denver Large Item Pickup vs Paid Junk Removal

Free-but-weeks-out vs same-day from $75 — the honest trade.

How to Get Rid of a Couch in Denver — 5 Ways

From free to flat $126, every route compared.

How to Get Rid of a Mattress in Denver

You can't curb it — recycle, donate, or flat $111 pickup.

JunkRabbit vs 1-800-GOT-JUNK in Denver

Flat photo price vs on-site truck estimate.

DU Student Move-Out Junk Removal

Mini-fridge $115, mattress from $111, same-day around the DU calendar.

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