You point at the pile. We carry it out.
No container gets dropped off and no container gets picked up. We bring the trailer with us and it leaves with us.
Scoped by the load, not by the box.
One item
The most common call we get. One piece is a real job.
About a quarter of a load
Usually one afternoon's worth of decision-making.
About half a load
Where most garage and basement jobs actually land.
A full trailer load
Whole-space clears. If it's more than one load, we say so up front.
Can't call it?
If it fits on a trailer, it goes.
Junk Removal
You point, the crew carries it out, our trailer takes it away. One visit, dumping included.
We load & haulSee how it works →Furniture & Appliances
Couches, mattresses, fridges, treadmills. One heavy piece off the wrong floor is a real job.
Single itemsSee how it works →Estate & Garage Cleanouts
Estates, garages, basements, hoarding, rental turns — whole spaces cleared and swept.
Whole-space clearsSee how it works →Construction & Remodel Debris
Drywall, flooring, cabinets, decking, tear-off. We load it out so your crew stays on the tools.
Job-site loadsSee how it works →Hot Tubs & Home Gyms
The stuff that doesn't come apart nicely and never fits back through the door it came in.
We take it apartSee how it works →Heavy Debris
Concrete, brick, block, tile, dirt, and rock — priced by weight and capped so the load leaves legal.
Priced by weightSee how it works →You're not buying a container. You're buying the labor.
For one light item on the ground floor, do it yourself — we'll tell you that. Once stairs, weight, or more than one load are in play, the truck rental plus the gate fees plus your Saturday usually costs more than handing it to a crew.
Doing it yourself
- Borrow or rent a truck, and get help for the heavy pieces
- Carry it down the stairs yourself — that's the actual work
- Drive to a transfer station and pay the gate fee per load
- Repeat for anything that didn't fit the first time
- Find somewhere separate for electronics and refrigerant appliances
Frontier Junk Removal
- Our crew, our trailer, our straps and hand trucks
- We carry it out of wherever it is and sweep behind us
- Disposal is in the quote — no call about tonnage afterward
- One visit, however many loads it takes
- Electronics and refrigerant appliances routed where they're supposed to go
What you're actually getting.
We do the lifting
Nothing goes to the curb. The crew goes to the item — basement, third floor, back shed, behind a locked gate — with straps, hand trucks, blankets, and jamb protection.
Dumping is in the price
Disposal is a real cost and we put it in the quote instead of adding it after. Crew, trailer, drive, gate fee, dumping — one number, given before we touch anything.
Nothing gets left behind
No container on your driveway, no rental period, no second visit to collect an empty. We bring the trailer with us and it leaves with us, and we sweep the space.
The price comes before the work
We look at it, we tell you the number, and you decide. If the job turns out bigger than what you showed us, we say so before we load the extra — not after.
Demo and haul-off, one vendor, one invoice.
Frontier Demolitionis our sibling company — interior demolition, kitchen and bath strip-out, flooring and drywall removal, commercial and tenant-improvement work. Same ownership, same crews, same dispatch. So the tear-out and the debris are one scope on one schedule, instead of a hauler you have to book against somebody else's calendar.
Already hiring a demo crew? Ask about this. It's cleaner, and it's fewer phone calls.
Whatever made the pile, we're probably already there.
Four steps. One visit.
Tell us what's there
A call, the quote form, or a photo. What it is, roughly how much, and where it sits in the building.
We price it first
We look at the pile and give you the number before anybody picks anything up. If it works, the crew starts.
We load it
You point, we carry. Stairs, gates, crawlspaces, back sheds. Straps and jamb protection, and we sweep after.
It's hauled and dumped
The trailer leaves with it — transfer station, recycler, or donation drop. That trip is already in your price.
Crews across the Front Range.
Denver metro, the foothills, and the south suburbs. Every city handles bulk trash differently — some run a capped pickup, and several provide no trash service at all. Pick yours and we'll tell you exactly what the city does and doesn't take.
See the whole service area