Professional deconstruction · Colorado Front Range
Professional cabinet deconstruction, not junk hauling
A contractor-grade crew, scheduled around your renovation. For a kitchen renovation cabinet tear out, we dismantle kitchen and bath cabinets for reuse first — never for the dumpster first. Free if the cabinets are donation-grade; a custom quote by scope otherwise. No roll-off, no surprise overages, no second hauler.
Reuse first · recycle second · dispose last
Why professional deconstruction, not a roll-off
A demo crew tears down to the dumpster. That fills a C&D landfill with cabinets, vanities, and fixtures that still have decades of useful life in them — and the contractor bid hits $3,000 to $15,000 before the dumpster even rolls.
Full Circle runs the other loop.Our crew dismantles for reuse first — intact where the layout allows, marked and staged where it does not. Donation-grade cabinets route to a Front Range household through our partner network; recyclable material heads to the MRF or scrap yard. Only what truly cannot be reused or recycled goes to a C&D landfill.
The result for you: no contractor bid, no roll-off, no dump run. The result for the Front Range: one less truckload headed to the landfill.
What gets salvaged
Cabinets, countertops, fixtures — removed for reuse
Every deconstruction job routes the load through three buckets: donation first, recycling second, disposal last. Here's what Full Circle pulls out — and where it goes.
Cabinets
Upper, lower, pantry, and island cabinets — including box construction, doors, drawers, hinges, and hardware. Removed intact where the layout allows, dismantled where it does not.
Countertops
Granite, quartz, butcher block, and laminate slabs. Detached, edge-protected, and hauled off the deck — not pried off and dumped.
Fixtures
Vanities, sinks, faucets, and mirrors. Bath deconstruction gets the same crew-day treatment as the kitchen — removed, labeled, and routed for reuse ahead of disposal.
Bath-room scope or partial kitchen? See the free cabinet removal flow →
Building it for a remodeler client? See the Colorado contractor pickup path →
How free removal works
Three steps from project to hauled material
The free-removal path runs when the cabinets qualify for the donation network. For paid-scope work (mixed demo, large layouts, or material that is not donation-grade), we send a load-priced quote first — never an on-the-day surprise.
Submit the project
Address, kitchen or bath, scope, and a few photos. We respond within 24 to 48 hours with a fit assessment: free-removal candidate, paid-quote candidate, or out-of-scope.
We schedule an on-site assessment
For salvageable material, we book a free on-site visit and pick a date that works around your renovation timeline. For paid-scope work, we send a custom quotes by linear foot, scope, or load before committing.
We dismantle and route
Full Circle crew comes out, takes the cabinets down with the layout, and routes the load: donated to Front Range households or partners, recycled at the MRF or scrap yard, and only when nothing else fits, hauled to a C&D landfill.
Free when material qualifies
Donation-grade cabinets, vanities, and fixtures skip the landfill entirely. You pay nothing; the materials fund their own second home on the Front Range.
Quoted by scope otherwise
When the load is paid-scope — mixed demo, large footprint, or material that fails the donation bar — we quote by linear foot, scope, or truck load before committing.
No roll-off, no second hauler
Materials leave on our truck, sorted on-site. No dumpster drop-off, no pickup fee, no contractor coordination, no weight overages.
Cost comparison
Full Circle vs. demolition crew vs. roll-off dumpster
Three ways to take a kitchen or bath down. Bid-range and rental figures mirror the numbers already published on the Denver cost comparison page.
Recommended
Full Circle deconstruction
- Free if cabinets are donation-grade
- Load-priced quote by scope otherwise
- Crew dismantles on-site, scheduled around your renovation
- Materials routed to donation, then recycling, then disposal
- Single documentation step — one crew, one visit
Compare
Demolition crew
- $3,000–$15,000 contractor bid
- Labor, dump fees, and dumpster bundled into the bid
- 2–5 days on-site; you supervise
- Everything goes to a roll-off dumpster
- Dumpster rental, weight overages, and dump fees passed to you
Compare
Roll-off dumpster rental
- $400–$700 for the dumpster
- Plus dump fees that scale with tonnage
- 1–3 weekends of your own labor loading it
- Trailer rental or repeated dump runs to clear it
- Materials skip the donation network entirely
Contractor bid ranges reflect typical Denver-metro demolition pricing; dumpster rental reflects typical Colorado roll-off pricing for 10–20 yard bins plus per-ton dump fees. Compare the full breakdown on the Denver kitchen demolition cost guide →
Where we work
Standard service area: Colorado Front Range
Not sure if we cover your street? See the full service area map →
Schedule an assessment
Tell us about your project
Free assessment for donation-grade cabinets, vanities, and fixtures. For paid-scope demo, you'll get a custom quote by linear foot, scope, or load — never an on-the-day surprise. We'll follow up within 24 hours.
Comparing with a free removal? See free cabinet removal →
Donating kitchen cabinets instead? See donate-cabinets →
Need junk hauled alongside the deconstruction? See junk removal pricing →
Want the side-by-side cost breakdown first? See the demolition cost guide →
Ready to book the deconstruction? Open the junk-removal booking form →
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