Production Set and Display Disposal Denver — Film, TV, Advertising

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Production Set & Display Disposal in Denver

Fast, after-the-wrap teardown hauling for film, TV, advertising shoots, and retail displays — set flats, booth builds, props, and signage cleared start to finish.

When a shoot wraps or a retail display campaign ends, you are usually on a tight clock to clear the space. Junk Same Day handles production set and display disposal across the Denver metro — hauling away set flats, scenic builds, booth structures, props, fixtures, and signage so the location, stage, or storefront is empty and ready to hand back. We are family-owned, licensed & insured, and we divert 60%+ of every load to donation and recycling whenever the materials allow.

What We Haul for Production & Retail

Set Flats & Scenic Builds

Wooden flats, scenic walls, platforms, and built-out set pieces broken down and removed.

Booth & Display Structures

Trade-show booths, retail display fixtures, end caps, and point-of-purchase builds cleared out.

Props & Set Dressing

Furniture, dressing, and prop pieces you are not keeping — hauled or routed to donation when usable.

Signage & Graphics

Banners, foam-core signage, vinyl panels, and printed graphics taken down and disposed of.

Packing & Crating Debris

Pallets, crates, cardboard, foam, and shipping debris left over from load-in and load-out.

Stage & Studio Cleanouts

Full sound-stage, studio, and warehouse clears so the space is empty for the next booking.

How It Works

Tell Us the Scope

Call or text photos of the set, booth, or display. We give you an upfront, volume-based price.

Schedule Around Your Wrap

We work around your strike schedule, including after-hours and tight load-out windows.

We Tear Down & Haul

Our crew does the lifting and loading. You point, we carry it all out.

Space Handed Back Clean

We sweep up and route reusable materials to donation and recycling where possible.

Production Disposal Pricing

We price by how much space your set, displays, and debris take in the truck, quoted up front. Larger strikes and full studio clears are quoted free on-site.

Minimum
A few items
1/4 Truck
9
~1 pickup bed
1/2 Truck
9
~2 pickup beds
Full Truck
0
Full cleanout

Why Productions Call Us

After-Hours Friendly

We can work evenings and overnight strikes so you hit your load-out deadline.

Fast Turnarounds

Same-day and next-day service is often available based on truck availability in the area.

Donate & Recycle First

Usable set pieces, furniture, and materials go to local charities and recycling, not the landfill.

One Call, Whole Job

Give us the address and access details and we handle the teardown haul from there.

Production & Display Disposal FAQ

Can you work after-hours or overnight for a strike?
Yes. We regularly schedule around production strike windows, including evenings and overnight, so the stage or location is cleared on deadline.
Do you handle retail and trade-show displays too?
Absolutely. We clear retail fixtures, point-of-purchase displays, and trade-show booth builds along with film and TV sets.
How fast can you come?
Same-day and next-day service is often available based on truck availability in the Denver metro. Booking ahead of your wrap helps us lock in your window.
How is the cost figured?
We price by the volume your set pieces and debris take in the truck, from a minimum up to around 0 for a full truck. Larger strikes are quoted free on-site.
What happens to the materials?
We donate or recycle 60%+ of what we haul. Usable furniture, props, and reusable building materials are routed to donation and recycling when possible.
What areas do you serve?
The full Denver metro — Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Centennial, Littleton and surrounding communities.

Wrapping Soon? Let’s Clear the Set

Fast, after-hours-friendly teardown hauling for productions, retail displays, and trade shows across Denver.

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