Fort Collins · Northern Colorado
We professionally remove your old cabinets, countertops, appliances, and fixtures for free — you just give us the materials. No dumpster. No demolition bill. Free cabinet removal, cabinet donation, and junk-removal cabinet pickup on the Colorado Front Range.
We accept almost all cabinets as long as they do not have water damage. Dated, worn, or imperfect cabinets can still have a second life.
Not sure whether your kitchen is good enough to offer? Call us — we'll help you figure it out.
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Professional rescue can reduce disposal, dumpster, and labor costs compared with conventional demolition.
Fort Collins · local coverage
Fort Collins is our home base. We coordinate free cabinet rescue pickups throughout the area.
Where we work
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Simple process
Tell us about your Fort Collins renovation — what kitchen materials you need removed and roughly when.
We visit your home to validate the cabinet condition and book your free Fort Collins demo date.
We professionally dismantle and haul away your cabinets, countertops, appliances, and fixtures — at no cost to you.
What we haul
All taken down and hauled away at no cost — provided the materials are still in good enough shape to be reused.
Upper, lower, pantry, and island cabinets in any material.
Granite, quartz, butcher block, and laminate slabs.
Ranges, dishwashers, refrigerators, and ovens.
Sinks, faucets, vanities, toilets, and mirrors.
Free, contingent on condition
You give us the kitchen materials, we give them a second home.
No dumpster. No demo bill.
Traditional demolition runs $1,500–$5,000+. We take care of both for free.
Licensed & insured
Jessica brings 15+ years of combined experience in deconstruction, restoration, and heavy lifting.
BBB Accredited since May 2024
Your project is in trustworthy hands.
“We saved over $3,000 on our kitchen remodel. Jessica was professional, on time, and took away everything we wanted gone.”
— Homeowner, Fort Collins
Kitchen remodel, 2024
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Common questions about our free Fort Collins kitchen cabinet removal, pickup radius, and what happens to your materials after we haul them away.
Yes — Fort Collins is our home base. We cover Old Town, Campus, the Harmony Corridor, Fossil Creek, the Foothills, Midtown, Timnath, and Laporte. Send your address and we will confirm your pickup window on the next run.
We accept almost all cabinets as long as they do not have water damage. Dated, worn, or imperfect cabinets can still have a second life. Not sure whether your kitchen is good enough to offer? Call us — we will help you figure it out.
Fort Collins rides the northern Front Range run, which we make regularly — most homes get a free on-site visit within 3–5 business days. After the visit, your pickup is usually booked within the same week.
Cabinets are donated to Northern Colorado households through our partner network — never resold at retail. After pickup we issue a written donation receipt describing the materials, which you can use for charitable contribution documentation at tax time.
We pass on cabinets with active mold, hazardous contamination (asbestos tile, lead paint, chemical residue), or units that cannot be safely dismantled on site. If you are unsure about your specific situation, send photos and we will respond within a day.
Fort Collins is our home base — Full Circle Kitchens picks up used kitchen cabinets free across Old Town, the Harmony Corridor, Fossil Creek, Timnath, and the rest of the Fort Collins area.
We pick up at your home and donate the cabinets to Northern Colorado households through our partner network. After pickup you receive a written donation receipt usable for charitable tax documentation.
For contractors
On a typical Front Range kitchen remodel, a 10 to 20 yard roll-off runs $400 to $700 for the bin alone, then layers on per-ton dump fees as the truck fills. Full Circle contractor pickup is free when the cabinets qualify for our donation network, so your homeowner client saves the entire bin + dump-fee range and the dumpster does not sit in the driveway for two weekends.
Most contractor pickups on the Colorado Front Range get a free on-site assessment within 3 to 5 business days of contact. For active job sites where the demo window is short, we will align the pickup to your trim-out / rough-in schedule so the truck does not block other trades.
Cabinets should be intact — doors, drawers, hinges, and frames square — and free of active leaks, mold, or hazardous contamination. Aged finishes, dated colors, scuffing, and minor water staining are all fine. We rescue on the box and the hardware, not the finish. Send photos if you are unsure about a specific kitchen or bath.
No — dumpster street permits and sidewalk occupancy permits stay with the general contractor or the homeowner. Our truck pulls onto the property like any service vehicle; we do not need a separate permit to perform the pickup. If your project is in a city with a sidewalk-only driveway, send the address and we will confirm the load-out plan with you in advance.
Materials are donated to Front Range households through our partner network — not resold on a retail floor. You receive a written donation receipt describing what was removed, usable at tax time.
Nearby service areas
We also pick up in these nearby Fort Collins-adjacent cities — same free removal, same quick turnaround.
Ready when you are
Free, contingent on the condition of your cabinets. We respond within 24 hours with a visit window.
Schedule cabinet removal →Recent rescues
A look at kitchens we've walked away from empty — every cabinet, countertop, and fixture hauled off for donation.
Rescued Cabinet of the Week
A craftsman bungalow in Old Town where the homeowners were opening the kitchen up to a new quartz-and-island layout. We pulled out the original oak cabinet boxes in a single Saturday visit and bundled them onto the next Northern Colorado run — the boxes landed with a partner household up the Poudre Valley by the end of the week.
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