Junk Removal in Boulder Without the Guesswork
- You do not lift anything Point at what stays and what goes. The crew handles the rest, stairs included.
- The price comes first We look at the pile in person and give you a number up front. That number is the number.
- Cleanup is included We sweep the floor and clear the last of the cardboard. No pile left behind for Saturday morning.
- One trip, not two The same crew does demolition, right up to mobile home teardowns. The shed or old cabinets leave on the same truck.
Junk Removal in Boulder Usually Starts With One of Two Problems
A single item you cannot lift, or a room that quietly filled up. Most Boulder jobs get cleared as soon as same day.
The one-item call
An old sleeper sofa. A dead fridge in the garage. A mattress nobody wants to touch. A hot tub that stopped working three summers ago.
You cannot lift it and the trash service will not take it.
The cleanout call
Bigger, and most come with a deadline. A closing date. A lease end. A family member’s house that has to be emptied by the weekend.
Garage cleanouts, basement cleanouts, estate cleanouts, and storage unit cleanouts.
If you manage rentals in Boulder, the clock is money. An empty unit rents. A unit full of what the last tenant left does not.
Locally Owned and Fully Insured, Working Across Boulder County Since 2023
303 Demolition & Junk Removal is run by Ty, who started the company in 2023. It began as a student-run operation and has grown into a full demolition and hauling crew working across Boulder County.
Ty is on most jobs personally, which is why the reviews keep saying the same thing: the crew showed up when they said they would, quoted the price before starting, and left the space clean.
Since 2023 the crew has handled garage and basement cleanouts, estate and eviction cleanouts, storage units, construction debris, and full interior demolition for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and contractors across Boulder County.
Fully insured in Colorado, free on-site estimates, and service as soon as same day.
How Is Junk Hauling Priced in Boulder?
By volume. Not by the hour, and not by the item.
What sets the number is how much room your stuff takes up in the truck. A crew looks at the pile, pictures it loaded, and quotes off that. Think of the truck bed in fractions. A quarter load. A half load. A full load.
A garage packed with light cardboard can cost more than a few heavy cast iron tubs, because the cardboard eats more room. That surprises people. It is the number one thing folks get wrong when they guess their own price.
- Volume in the truck The single biggest driver. Bulky beats heavy almost every time.
- Labor and access A basement cleanout with a narrow stairwell takes longer than a curbside pile.
- Disposal fees Landfills charge by weight, so concrete, tile, and dirt cost more to dump than furniture.
- Special handling Mattresses and fridges with refrigerant often carry their own fee at the facility.
- Demo attached to the haul Tearing out flooring or drywall is labor before it is ever a load.
Ask any hauler these three questions
Is disposal included? Is cleanup included? Will the price change once you see it in person?
Three Steps From Call to Clear
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1
Reach out
Call or text and tell us what you have. Rough is fine. We come look at the pile in person.
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Approve the quote
You get a price up front, free, before anyone touches anything. That number is the number.
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3
Job done
The crew loads, hauls it out, and sweeps. You walk the space before we pull out.