The classic Denver family neighborhood — Denver Squares and Craftsman bungalows ringing the park, almost all of them sitting on a full basement (80209 / 80210). That basement is where decades of stuff ends up, and clearing it is the job we do most in Wash Park. We also handle the detached-garage haul, the attic, and the pop-top / scrape-off renovation debris this neighborhood is famous for. We carry it up the stairs ourselves, tarp every load, and route the usable pieces to donation. One flat photo-quoted price — no Colorado sales tax on it.
Snap a few photos of the basement, garage, or reno pile — flat price back in seconds
Upload Photos & Get Quote →This is the thing Dallas and LA can't claim: Denver homes have basements. The Denver Squares and Craftsman bungalows around Washington Park were built with full basements, and after a generation of ownership they hold everything a family stops using but never quite throws out — old furniture, a decommissioned treadmill, holiday bins, paint cans, a broken dehumidifier, the crib from three kids ago. Denver's dry, semi-arid climate means it's rarely the water-damaged, moldy mess you'd find in a coastal basement — it's the same volume, better preserved, which somehow makes it harder to part with and easier for us to carry out cleanly.
The signature Wash Park job is the full-basement clean-out: we scope it from your photos as a truck-fill, show up with the crew, and carry it all up the basement stairs — no staging on your end. The detached, alley-facing garage is the other half of the neighborhood's clutter, and we clear that the same way. Everything is priced flat before the truck rolls, and because Colorado doesn't tax the service and there's no refuse tax on top, the number we quote is the number you pay.
Anybody can toss a couch that's already at the curb. The reason people call us for a Wash Park basement is the carry: narrow century-old staircases, low headroom, a walk-out door that opens onto a window well, a treadmill or a sleeper sofa that has to come apart to make the turn. Our crews do exactly that — break down what needs breaking down, protect the stair treads and the door frames, and haul it up and out so you never touch it. A basement sleeper sofa runs $200, a treadmill $155, a full-size dresser $169, and a stray old refrigerator $221; when it's the whole basement at once, we price it as a truck-fill instead of piece by piece, which almost always comes out cheaper for a big clear-out.
Wash Park is one of Denver's busiest pop-top (adding a second story) and scrape-off (teardown-rebuild) markets, and that renovation churn throws off a very different kind of load than a basement full of furniture. Demolition debris — drywall, subfloor, tile, old cabinets, cast-iron fixtures — is heavy, and Front Range disposal charges by weight (roughly $88 a ton, and it doubles the fee for an uncovered load, which is why we tarp everything). So we price construction and demo debris as its own volume line at $162 per cubic yard rather than pretending it's the same as hauling a bookshelf. Send photos of the pile, and you get a flat number that already covers the extra tipping weight.
Flat rates, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. Single items are priced individually; a whole basement or garage prices as truck-fill. Disposal is included.
| Item / Volume | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Sleeper sofa | $200 |
| Dresser (standard) | $169 |
| Treadmill | $155 |
| Refrigerator / freezer | $221 |
| Renovation / demo debris (per cubic yard) | $162 |
| Basement or garage — truck-fill (1/4) | $325 |
| Truck-fill (1/2) | $580 |
| Truck-fill (3/4) | $790 |
| Full basement — truck-fill (full) | $985 |
$75 minimum. Disposal included; usable pieces donated. No Colorado sales tax on the service — the flat quote is all-in.
See our full Wash Park basement-cleanout guide → — the carry-up-the-stairs details, truck-fill sizing, and donation routing for a whole basement.
Denver's free Large Item Pickup is real, but it's built for a curb, not a basement. It runs once every nine weeks, takes a maximum of five large items (plus ten bags), and it's curbside only — you have to get everything up out of the basement and out to the street yourself. Worse for a cleanout: it excludes appliances, electronics, and tires entirely, so the dead basement fridge, the old TV, and the treadmill motor aren't its problem. A full Denver Square basement is dozens of items, most of them heavy, none of them at the curb — which is exactly the gap we fill: same-week, carried up the stairs, appliances and e-waste included, in one flat price.
What's usable, we keep out of the landfill — furniture and household goods route to ARC Thrift Stores, Goodwill of Colorado, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and other metro-Denver donation partners, and any TVs or electronics go to an e-cycler because Colorado bans them from the landfill.
"Twenty-two years of stuff in the basement of our Denver Square off Downing. They carried every bit up those skinny stairs — a sleeper sofa, an old treadmill, boxes for days — and we never lifted a thing. Flat price from photos, no tax tacked on at the end."
"We popped the top and the demo left a mountain of drywall and old cabinets. They quoted the debris by the yard, tarped the load, and hauled it in one trip. Straightforward and fair."
"Cleared the detached garage before winter so the car could finally fit. Old patio furniture, a dead freezer, tools. Same-day, swept it out, donated what still had life. Easy."