Denver Junk Removal · Cheesman Park Junk Removal in Cheesman Park: Vintage Buildings & Move-Outs The ring of historic apartment buildings around Cheesman Park is gorgeous — and a puzzle when you’re moving out. Tiny (or no) elevators, narrow halls, and permit parking make hauling furniture the hard part. Here’s how to clear out clean. […]
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Denver Junk Removal · Five Points Junk Removal for Five Points Renovations & Historic Homes Five Points is Denver’s oldest neighborhood and one of its fastest-changing — which means old Victorians getting gutted, estates being cleared, and a lot of debris that a rolloff or a trash cart won’t take. Here’s how to clear it
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Denver Junk Removal · LoDo Junk Removal for LoDo Lofts & Condos: Freight Elevators, Loading Docks & HOA Rules Getting rid of a couch in a LoDo loft is a totally different game than a walk-up — no alley, no yard, and a building with a freight elevator, a loading dock, and an HOA that
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Denver Junk Removal · Congress Park Basement & Garage Cleanouts in Congress Park Congress Park’s classic Denver bungalows come with two things that quietly fill up over the years: a low-ceilinged basement and a detached alley garage. Here’s how to clear both out — without throwing your back out or your junk in the alley.
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Denver Junk Removal · Capitol Hill How to Get a Couch or Mattress Down a Capitol Hill Walk-Up A queen mattress, a sleeper sofa, and three flights of a 120-year-old staircase with no elevator. Here’s how to get it down without wrecking the walls, your back, or your deposit — and when to just let
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Denver Junk Removal · Capitol Hill Moving Out of a Capitol Hill Apartment? A Renter’s Cleanout Guide Cap Hill is Denver’s most-moved-in-and-out neighborhood — and its historic walk-ups, tight parking, and short move-out windows make hauling the leftovers the hardest part. Here’s how to clear out fast and get your deposit back. By Junk Same
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How to get rid of an old hot tub in Denver — the step-by-step teardown (drain, disconnect 220V power, cut the shell), where the water can legally go, what it costs, and why most people hire it out.
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How to dispose of a mattress in Denver — the city’s bagged-and-wrapped rule, where to recycle it (Spring Back Colorado, $40/piece), the bed-bug and donation catches, and the fastest way to get it gone.
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Where to dispose of or recycle old carpet in Denver — the honest options (the city’s limits, the landfill, why carpet recycling barely exists here), how to roll it for disposal, and the fastest way to get a heavy carpet roll gone.
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How to tear down a shed, step by step — the right order, the tools, Denver’s permit rules (no permit under 200 sq ft), the asbestos caveat for old sheds, and what to do with the debris pile the city won’t take.
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