Is clutter taking over your home or business? Super Junkers is Denver’s go-to junk removal service, helping you reclaim your space quickly and responsibly. Whether you’re dealing with old furniture, construction debris, or a garage filled with forgotten items, our team is ready to handle everything. With years of experience, eco-friendly practices, and competitive rates, we make junk removal a breeze. Let’s turn your cluttered chaos into a clean, refreshed space!
Why Super Junkers is Denver’s Favorite Junk Removal Service
- Fast, Full-Service Junk Removal
Imagine this: You point, and we take it away. There’s no more stress about heavy lifting or hauling anything to the curb. Super Junkers handles everything efficiently and safely—from old furniture and broken appliances to that mountain of boxes you’ve meant to clear out. Our professional team works hard, so you don’t have to. - Eco-Friendly Junk Disposal
We believe in giving back to the environment and our community. Super Junkers strives to keep as much junk out of landfills as possible. Usable items like furniture and electronics are donated to local Denver charities, and materials like metal, wood, and plastic are responsibly recycled. When you choose Super Junkers, you’re not just cleaning up your space—you’re doing your part for the planet. - Flexible Scheduling & Same-Day Service
Busy schedule? No problem! We work on your time, offering flexible scheduling options, including same-day and next-day junk removal. Whether you’re cleaning up after a big move, a home renovation, or preparing your business for a fresh start, we’ll be there when you need us. Fast, reliable, and on your schedule—the Super Junkers way. - Affordable Pricing with No Surprises
Say goodbye to hidden fees. With Super Junkers, you get clear, upfront pricing. Our minimum Fee starts at just $129, and for larger projects, we offer hourly rates of $190 for two men and a truck. There is no guesswork, just straightforward pricing. Whether a single-item pickup or an entire property cleanout, we offer affordable solutions to fit any budget.
What We Can Remove for You:
- Residential Junk: From that old couch in your living room to the outdated refrigerator in your garage, we remove unwanted items of all sizes. Furniture, appliances, electronics, mattresses—you name it, we’ll take it.
- Commercial Cleanouts: Moving offices or clearing out a retail space? Our commercial junk removal services are fast and efficient, helping your business return to work in a clutter-free environment. We specialize in clearing office furniture, equipment, construction debris, etc.
- Yard Debris Removal: Do you have an overgrown yard or leftover mess from a landscaping project? We haul away branches, leaves, grass clippings, old sheds, and more, leaving your yard pristine and ready for your next outdoor project.
- Construction Debris: After a renovation or construction project, you’re often left with piles of debris—wood, drywall, concrete, and more. Super Junkers is here to clean up the mess, ensuring safe disposal that complies with Denver’s construction waste regulations.
Experience the Difference with Super Junkers
- Trusted in Denver: With over seven years of junk removal experience in Denver, we’ve built a reputation for reliability, professionalism, and customer satisfaction. Our happy clients rave about our speed, service, and attention to detail.
- Community-Focused: We don’t just work for Denver—we care about our community. By donating reusable items to local charities and recycling responsibly, we’re committed to making Denver a greener, better place to live.
- Locally Owned and Operated: When you choose Super Junkers, you’re supporting a local business that values hard work, honesty, and personal service. We’re proud to serve the Denver community and bring a personal touch to every job.
Junk Removal Law in Denver, CO
| Residential Junk Disposal Guidelines | Denver residents must follow the city’s residential waste disposal rules. These rules prohibit the disposal of bulk items like furniture, appliances, or construction debris in regular trash bins. Bulk pickup services must be scheduled with the city or licensed junk removal companies. |
| Commercial Junk Disposal Permits | Businesses in Denver and Colorado that generate significant amounts of junk must obtain commercial waste permits. These permits ensure the proper handling, storage, and disposal of non-hazardous and hazardous materials. |
| Construction Debris Regulations | Both residential and commercial projects must dispose of construction debris through designated facilities, such as drywall, wood, and concrete. Colorado encourages recycling materials when possible and requires special permits to demolish waste. |
| Hazardous Waste for Commercial Properties | Commercial facilities must comply with Colorado’s Hazardous Waste Regulations (6 CCR 1007-3). To avoid penalties, certified professionals must handle junk containing hazardous materials like chemicals, asbestos, or electronics. |
| Illegal Dumping Penalties | In Denver, illegal junk dumping on public or private property is subject to fines and legal action. Both residential and commercial property owners can be held responsible for improper waste disposal, and fines start from $500. |
| Electronic Waste Disposal | Colorado law prohibits the disposal of electronic waste in landfills, such as computers, televisions, and other electronics. Both residential and commercial entities must recycle e-waste through certified recyclers or junk removal services. |
| Furniture and Appliance Disposal | Large items like furniture, mattresses, and appliances require particular pickup or must be taken to designated drop-off locations in Denver. Super Junkers offers services to ensure compliant and eco-friendly disposal of these items. |
| Recycling Requirements | Both residential and commercial properties are encouraged to recycle as much material as possible. Colorado’s regulations prioritize recycling metals, wood, and plastics to reduce landfill use, with fines for non-compliance in some cases. |
| Business Waste Reporting | Commercial establishments in Colorado that generate large amounts of waste must submit reports to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to ensure compliance with state waste management regulations. |
FAQs – Estate Cleanouts with Super Junkers
How do Super Junkers handle estate cleanouts?
We approach estate cleanouts with care and sensitivity, understanding that many items may have sentimental value. Our team helps you sort through what to keep, donate, or dispose of, ensuring a stress-free experience.
Can you donate items from an estate cleanout?
Yes, we prioritize donating usable items to local charities. If there are sentimental items you can’t keep but would like to go to a good home, we’ll ensure they are donated to the right places.
How quickly can you handle an estate cleanout?
We offer flexible scheduling, including same-day and next-day service when available. Estate cleanouts can be emotional and time-sensitive, and we work efficiently to meet your needs.
What items can be removed during an estate cleanout?
We remove everything from furniture and appliances to old belongings, electronics, and household items. We ensure responsible disposal, recycling, or donation of all eligible materials.
Do you offer support for emotional or delicate situations?
Absolutely. Our team is trained to handle estate cleanouts with compassion and respect, understanding that the process can be overwhelming and emotional. We strive to make the experience as smooth and thoughtful as possible.
Household Junk and Waste Classifications
Denver defines various categories of residential waste, each requiring specific handling:
- Household Rubbish: This includes general discarded items from homes, such as old furniture, broken appliances, or electronics. Under Denver regulations, household rubbish does not include yard waste, building debris, or hazardous materials like paint or chemicals.
- Yard Waste: Denver defines yard rubbish as waste from general lawn maintenance, such as leaves, small branches, and grass clippings. More oversized items like sod or heavy dirt are not included in this category and must be disposed of separately.
- Building Rubbish: Residents involved in DIY home projects cannot dispose of building rubbish—such as drywall, bricks, lumber, and tiles—with regular trash. These materials must be taken to approved facilities or disposed of through special services like construction debris removal.
Trash Collection and Disposal Rules
Denver has strict rules regarding trash collection to ensure waste is stored correctly and doesn’t attract pests or cause environmental hazards. Here are some essential guidelines:
- Trash Containers: Residents must use watertight containers for their trash, no larger than 40 gallons, unless otherwise authorized by the city. This keeps trash contained and prevents leaks.
- Proper Preparation: Household garbage must be drained and wrapped in paper or placed in trash bags before being deposited in containers. This prevents leakage and makes handling safer for garbage collectors.
- Placement of Containers: Trash containers must be placed in designated locations accessible to garbage collectors but not obstructing public pathways or private spaces.
Volume-Based Pricing for Trash Disposal
Denver implemented a volume-based pricing system in 2023, designed to encourage residents to reduce their waste output by charging based on the trash container size. The fees are broken down as follows:
- Small (35-gallon container): $9/month
- Medium (65-gallon container): $13/month
- Large (95-gallon container): $21/month.
This system incentivizes residents to use smaller bins and recycle more to lower monthly fees. This system’s revenues are directed toward maintaining the city’s waste management infrastructure and promoting sustainable waste disposal practices.
Recycling and Composting Requirements
In 2024, Denver expanded its waste management regulations to increase recycling and composting. Key regulations include:
- Mandatory Recycling: All residential properties, including single-family homes and apartment complexes with 8-24 units, must provide on-site recycling services. Residents must separate recyclables (paper, cardboard, plastics, and metals) from regular trash.
- Organic Waste Diversion: Composting is highly encouraged. Organic waste, including food scraps and yard waste, should be separated and disposed of through composting services offered by the city.
Illegal Dumping and Penalties
Denver has strict laws prohibiting illegal dumping. It is unlawful for anyone to dump or leave garbage, junk, or waste on public or private property without the owner’s permission. Key points include:
- Fines and Penalties: Violators of illegal dumping laws can face significant fines. The penalties depend on the severity of the violation, but fines can reach up to several hundred dollars per offense.
- Use of Public Trash Bins: Only Denver residents are allowed to use city-owned trash containers designated for household waste. It is illegal for non-residents or businesses to dump their trash in these containers.
Bulk Item and Junk Removal Services
Denver provides bulk item pickup services for large items or significant amounts of junk that don’t fit in standard trash containers. Items such as furniture, large appliances, and mattresses must be scheduled for removal in advance. Alternatively, services like Super Junkers provide full-service junk removal for residential clients, handling everything from furniture removal to yard debris and ensuring that items are recycled or disposed of responsibly.
Helping a Customer Let Go with Care
One of our most touching experiences was with a customer named Lisa, who was clearing out her late grandmother’s home. She struggled with parting from sentimental items, especially a cherished wooden rocking chair. Understanding the emotional weight, we worked closely with her, ensuring meaningful items were donated responsibly.
The rocking chair found a new home in a local family shelter, comforting those in need. Lisa later thanked us, saying it gave her peace to know her grandmother’s belongings were helping others. Moments like this remind us how personal our work can be.
