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 out fast.
Between Victorian row houses, brick two-flats, and a wave of renovations and new builds, Five Points generates a specific kind of junk: decades of an old home’s contents, plus the debris of tearing it back to the studs. Whether you’re a homeowner, a flipper, or clearing a family property, here’s the playbook.
The three Five Points cleanout scenarios
- The renovation. Gutting a historic home produces old plaster, lath, cabinets, flooring, fixtures, and demo debris — heavy, bulky, and not curb-legal.
- The estate or long-owned home. Homes held in families for generations come with a full house of furniture, appliances, and a basement and attic packed to the edges.
- The turnover. A rental or flip between owners that needs to be cleared and reset fast to hit a listing or move-in date.
Gutting a place or clearing a whole house?
Renovation debris: what a trash cart won’t take
Denver’s curbside pickup excludes construction and demolition debris entirely — no drywall, plaster, flooring, cabinets, tile, or lumber. On a historic Five Points home you may also run into older hazards: pre-1978 lead paint and, in homes built before the 1980s, the possibility of asbestos in old flooring, insulation, or popcorn ceilings, which requires proper testing and handling. We haul the clean demo debris and can help you keep the hazardous stuff on the right path.
Before you rip out flooring, ceilings, or insulation in a pre-1980s Five Points home, it’s worth an asbestos check — disturbing it is what creates the risk. For the demo debris itself, we clear it out fast so your crew can keep moving.
Clearing a historic home or estate
For a full-house clear-out, we handle the volume in one pass: furniture, appliances, mattresses, and the contents of the basement, attic, and detached garage. Anything still usable we route to donation through our GreenHaul program; electronics and appliances go to proper recycling. If it’s a family property after a loss, we work respectfully and on your timeline — see our approach to estate cleanouts.
What we haul in Five Points
- Renovation & demo debris (non-hazardous): plaster, lath, cabinets, flooring, fixtures
- Whole-house furniture, appliances, and mattresses
- Basement, attic, and garage contents
- Electronics, yard debris, and general clutter
Same-day across Five Points and the metro, flat price up front. It’s the same crew behind our Five Points junk removal service.
Five Points cleanout FAQs
Do you haul renovation and demolition debris?
Yes — non-hazardous demo debris like plaster, lath, old cabinets, flooring, and fixtures is a core part of what we do, and it’s exactly what Denver’s curbside pickup won’t take. We load and haul it the same day.
What about asbestos or lead paint in an old home?
Homes built before the 1980s can contain asbestos in flooring, insulation, or ceilings, and pre-1978 homes may have lead paint. Those require testing and licensed handling — get them checked before you disturb them. We handle the clean demo debris around that work.
Can you clear a whole historic home or estate?
Yes — full-house and estate cleanouts are routine for us, including basements, attics, and garages. We donate what’s usable, recycle what we can, and work on your timeline.
How fast can you clear a Five Points property?
Same-day is available across Five Points. For a full house or a big demo, we’ll scope it and quote a flat price up front so your renovation or listing stays on schedule.
Clearing out in Five Points?
Same-day renovation debris, estate, and whole-home cleanouts across Five Points — historic homes, gut jobs, and turnovers. Flat price up front, we do the heavy lifting.