The old warehouse district that became Denver's art, brewery, and creative-office capital — galleries and maker studios, taprooms and restaurants along Larimer, Walnut, and Blake, and a new wall of creative-loft mid-rises. Two very different jobs live here, and we do both: the B2B clear-out (a gallery deinstall, a brewery's old fixtures, a studio or warehouse turning over) and the new-loft condo move-out with the building's COI on file. Flat photo-quoted, after-hours if you need it. Se habla español.
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Upload Photos & Get Quote →RiNo — the River North Art District, spanning 80205 and 80216 — is Denver's Wynwood: a former industrial and rail-adjacent zone reinvented as galleries, print shops, maker studios, breweries, distilleries, and creative offices, with brand-new loft mid-rises going up between them. So the work splits cleanly. On the commercial and creative side, we handle gallery and installation deinstalls, brewery and restaurant FF&E (fixtures, furniture, and equipment when a concept changes or a lease ends), studio and warehouse turnover, dead-inventory and prop purges, and office e-waste. On the residential side, the new creative-loft condos turn over like any high-rise — sectionals split for the service elevator, a COI filed with management, everything out the dock. One flat photo-quoted number covers either.
A RiNo block that's quiet at 8 a.m. is packed by happy hour. We plan clear-outs around your traffic — before doors, after last pour, or on a weekend — so a truck at the curb never competes with a patio full of customers or a First-Friday art walk. Tell us your operating hours and event calendar when you send photos, and we'll hold a window that works. For loft buildings, the same discipline applies to the freight elevator and loading dock: reserved in advance, worked in one clean block.
The newer creative-loft and mid-rise buildings won't release the freight elevator to a vendor without a Certificate of Insurance naming building management as additionally insured — typically a $1M general-liability policy — plus a reserved dock window. We carry the coverage, file the COI, and book the elevator before the day, so nothing stalls at the front desk. And because there's no curb to stage on in these buildings, everything routes out the dock the way management expects. There's no high-rise surcharge — Denver is flat and so is our price.
Since 2013, Colorado law keeps TVs, monitors, computers, laptops, and printers out of state landfills, and Denver's free Large Item Pickup excludes electronics entirely. That's exactly the pile a creative office, a studio, or a gallery ends up with — dead monitors, old towers, a printer graveyard. A hauler who does this right diverts it to a certified e-cycler rather than dumping it illegally. We do, and we keep the disposal receipts a licensed Denver waste hauler is required to hold.
Flat rates, photo-quoted before the crew shows up. The labor, the truck, the dock time, and the disposal are already in it — and there's no Colorado sales tax on the service to add on top.
| Item / Volume | Price |
|---|---|
| Office desk | $112 |
| L-shaped desk | $139 |
| Filing cabinet (large) | $101 |
| Sofa / lounge seating | $170 |
| Conference table | $350 |
| Cubicle workstation | $220 |
| Monitor / desktop (recycled) | $78 / $83 |
| Studio / gallery clear (truck-fill 1/4) | $325 |
| Larger clear (truck-fill 1/2) | $580 |
| Whole space (truck-fill full) | $985 |
$75 minimum. Disposal included; e-waste recycled, usable furniture donated. No Colorado sales tax on the service.
"We deinstalled a show and needed the crates, plinths, and a busted display wall gone before the next opening. They came the morning after the walk-through, flat price from photos, cleared it in one window."
"Changed concepts and had a taproom full of old tables, bar tops, and walk-in shelving. They scheduled after close so it never touched service hours. Fair flat number, hauled it all out."
"Turning over a loft in one of the newer buildings on Blake. They had the COI to my building and the freight elevator booked before I even asked. Sectional split, out the dock, done."