Construction debris removal in Denver & Aurora.

What we can help clear

• Approved wood, trim and cabinet debris
• Drywall and remodeling offcuts, subject to review
• Packaging and job-site clutter
• Renovation fixtures and mixed debris after scope review

Describe the materials before the load

Send an approximate quantity and photos of the debris, including what is underneath or mixed into the pile. Tell DHS about heavy materials such as tile, concrete, brick, dirt or roofing debris. Weight, material type and disposal requirements may matter more than how much space a pile takes up.

Agree on what is ready for hauling

Identify the approved pile and keep tools, new materials and items you are retaining separate. Explain whether the material is already detached and accessible or whether you are asking about additional work. Do not assume demolition, structural work or utility disconnection is included in a debris pickup.

Flag special materials and site access

Disclose paint, chemicals, sharp objects and suspected asbestos- or lead-containing debris before scheduling. Do not mix hazardous or unidentified materials into an ordinary hauling load; DHS must review acceptance and handling requirements. Include loading access, stairs, parking, site-contact details and any restrictions on work hours.

How the estimate works

Ordinary hauling is a paid service with a $95 minimum. Our standard guide is $150 for a quarter load, $350 for a half load, $500 for a three-quarter load and $850 for a full load. All prices may vary after DHS reviews the actual items and site conditions. Oversized items and loads over a full load require an estimate. DHS confirms pricing before work begins.

Heavy, dense, oversized or mixed-material loads require a custom estimate. Ordinary volume-based prices do not automatically apply to concrete, dirt or other heavy debris. Material acceptance and the disposal destination must be reviewed before confirmation.

Donation when items are suitable and accepted

Usable items are considered for donation or recycling when a receiving organization accepts them. Hauling is not free because an item may be donated, and donation of every item is not guaranteed.

From request to confirmed pickup

1. Start with the scope. Choose the service, items, pickup address and access details in the guided form.
2. Share your timing. Request a preferred date and an arrival window of at least 30 minutes. Availability depends on the location, job and schedule.
3. Wait for DHS confirmation. A successful online request is pending DHS review. It does not confirm a price or reserve an appointment.

Serving Denver, Aurora and the surrounding area

DHS accepts requests from Denver, Aurora and nearby Metro Denver communities. Check our service areas and contact DHS to confirm availability for your location.