Denver Junk Removal · Resource Center Where to Recycle a Computer or Monitor in Denver Old computers are one of the few electronics you can usually recycle for free in Denver — the catch is your data. Here’s where to take a desktop, laptop, or monitor, and how to wipe it safely first. By Junk […]
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Denver Junk Removal · Resource Center Does Best Buy Recycle TVs in Colorado? Short answer: yes — but unlike computers and phones, a TV isn’t free. Here’s exactly what Best Buy charges to recycle a TV in Colorado, the limits, and the cheaper (or easier) alternatives. By Junk Same DayUpdated July 20266 min read Best
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Denver Junk Removal · For Landlords & Property Managers The Denver Eviction Cleanout Checklist for Landlords Our crew clearing a unit during a Denver eviction cleanout. Once you have possession back, the clock is on rent you’re not collecting. Here’s a step-by-step checklist to clear the unit legally, protect yourself, and get it re-rented fast.
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Denver Junk Removal · Resource Center How to Dispose of a Couch in Denver Old couches are big, heavy, and awkward on stairs — and you can’t just leave one at the curb here. Here’s every way to get rid of a couch in Denver, from free city pickup to donation to same-day haul-away. By
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Denver Junk Removal · Resource Center How to Get Rid of a Box Spring in Denver A box spring is somehow more of a pain than the mattress — you can’t fold it, bag it, or fit it in a car. Here’s every way to get rid of one in Denver, from free city pickup
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Denver Junk Removal · For Landlords & Property Managers What Landlords Can Legally Throw Out After a Tenant Moves Out in Colorado The rules are completely different for a court eviction versus a tenant who just walked away — and getting it wrong can cost you real money. Here’s what Colorado actually allows, and how
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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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