East Denver's quiet, established addresses — large-lot Tudors, mid-century modern estates, and brick ranches on the streets around Crestmoor Park (80220 / 80207 / 80246). These are generational homes, held by one family for decades, and the job we're called for is the estate and downsizing cleanout: a whole house sorted and cleared when an owner ages, moves, or an executor settles the estate. We do it the way this neighborhood expects — discreet, careful, staged on the driveway instead of the curb, and donation-routed with receipts. One flat photo-quoted price, and no Colorado sales tax on it.
Send photos room by room — a flat price and a plan back quickly
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Hilltop, Crestmoor, and Montclair aren't turnover neighborhoods. The Tudors and the low, glassy mid-century estates around Crestmoor Park tend to stay in one family for thirty, forty, fifty years — which means when the day finally comes to clear one, there's a lifetime inside: a full basement of stored furniture, a finished attic of holiday boxes and old luggage, an attached garage with a workbench and a decommissioned freezer, and rooms of well-kept mid-century pieces that deserve a second life rather than a dumpster. Most of the calls come at a hard moment — a parent moving to assisted living, a downsizing after the kids are long gone, an executor settling an estate from out of state — so how the work is done matters as much as that it's done.
We run these as white-glove jobs: floors and door frames protected, the crew working quietly and unhurried, and everything sorted into keep, donate, and haul before anything leaves the house. Because these are large lots with long driveways and attached garages, we stage on the driveway or out of the garage — never a pile at the curb — and nothing sits overnight. It's all priced flat from your photos before we start, and since Colorado doesn't tax the service, the number quoted is the number paid — the single clean figure an executor wants.
Hilltop is an appearance- and privacy-conscious neighborhood, and an estate cleanout is a private matter. That shapes how we show up: unmarked-quiet work, no all-day curb pile announcing to the block that a house is being emptied, and a crew that treats the contents of a home — and the family clearing it — with respect. We're not there to rush an executor or pressure anyone into decisions. When a room needs to be gone through slowly, we schedule the return; when a piece might be worth keeping or appraising, we set it aside rather than load it. The point is a clean, dignified clearance, not a demolition.
The mid-century furniture in these homes is often exactly what someone else is hunting for — solid teak dressers, well-built dining sets, sound cabinetry — and Denver's dry climate keeps it in far better shape than a coastal basement ever would. So we donate first: usable pieces route to ARC Thrift Stores, Goodwill of Colorado, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and Salvation Army, with the donation paperwork handed back for the estate's records. Metal is diverted to scrap, and any TV, computer, or monitor goes to an e-cycler because Colorado bans electronics from the landfill. For heavy specialty items the pricing is straightforward — an upright piano is $390, a grand $590, a china cabinet $215, a large safe $273 — and for a full-house clearance we price the whole thing as a truck-fill, which beats counting it piece by piece.
Flat rates, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. Single pieces are priced individually; a whole estate prices as truck-fill. Disposal is included.
| Item / Volume | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| China cabinet | $215 |
| Sideboard / buffet | $165 |
| Large dresser | $199 |
| Upright piano | $390 |
| Grand piano | $590 |
| Large safe | $273 |
| Estate — truck-fill (1/4) | $325 |
| Truck-fill (1/2) | $580 |
| Whole home — truck-fill (full) | $985 |
$75 minimum. Disposal included; usable pieces donated with a receipt. No Colorado sales tax on the service — the flat quote is all-in.
See our full Denver estate-cleanout guide → — the white-glove process, multi-day scheduling, and donation-receipt routing.
Denver's free Large Item Pickup is fine for tossing a single old couch, but it's the wrong tool for clearing a home. It runs once every nine weeks, takes at most five large items (plus ten bags), and it's curbside only — so everything would have to come up from the basement, down from the attic, and out to the street by hand, then wait weeks for a truck that takes five things. It also excludes appliances, electronics, and tires, so the estate's old refrigerator, the console TV, and the garage tires are all your problem regardless. An estate is dozens of heavy items across three floors, and it usually has a closing date — which is exactly the gap we fill: scheduled, carried out, appliances and e-waste included, donation-routed, in one flat price.
"We sold my mother's Crestmoor home of forty-one years and I was dreading the clearing. They came over two days, worked quietly, staged everything out of the garage, and donated the mid-century furniture with a receipt I could use for the estate. Flat price, no tax added. Genuinely kind about it."
"Downsizing out of our Hilltop Tudor after thirty years. Full basement, full attic, an upright piano. They carried all of it up and out — we never lifted a thing — and nothing ever sat at the curb. Discreet and fast."
"I was the executor handling everything from out of state. They quoted the whole house flat from photos, scheduled around the closing, and sent me the donation paperwork. Made an impossible week manageable."