Load pricing · Colorado Front Range
Free, load-priced, or dumpster — which fits your remodel?
Most Colorado remodels don't need a dumpster. Free Cabinet removal covers donatable material, junk-removal load pricing covers the rest, and Full Circle runs both with the same crew. No surprise overages, no second hauler. Compare the three routes below — and tell us what you're hauling.
Reuse · recycle · dispose
Renovation repurposing before a dumpster
Most Front Range remodels default to a roll-off dumpster. That fills a C&D landfill with materials that still had a second life in them — and it costs $400 to $700 plus per-ton dump fees. Full Circle runs the other loop: load pricing for the junk, free removal for the donatable material, one crew, one trip.
Materials are sorted on-site. Anything reusable goes to a Front Range household through our partner network. Anything recyclable (granite, quartz, metal, appliances) goes to the Front Range MRF or a scrap yard. Landfill is the last stop, not the first.
The result for you: no second hauler, no dumpster, no dump run, no surprise overages on the day. The result for the Front Range: one less truckload headed to the landfill.
Load-based pricing
Three load sizes, quoted before we commit
Same load-sized pricing used on the live junk-removal booking flow. This page is the SEO summary; the booking form is where you actually book the load.
Quarter truck
A few bulky items or one room of debris. Best for single-appliance swaps or a partial cleanout.
Free when load is reusable / recyclable · from $89 otherwise
Half truck
A garage or two rooms. The most common size for one-room demo or bathroom rip-out.
Free when load is reusable / recyclable · from $169 otherwise
Full truck
Whole-house cleanout, full kitchen or bathroom demo, or multi-room estate haul.
Free when load is reusable / recyclable · from $289 otherwise
Materials triage
Reuse first, recycle second, dispose last
Every load is sorted at pickup into one of three buckets. The further down the list a material sits, the higher the chance it ends up at the landfill — so the goal is to triage the load before we ever load the truck.
Reusable cabinet-grade material — Donated to local households
Cabinets, vanities, fixtures, and trim that still have a second home in them. Routed to Front Range partner households before any other step.
Recyclable commodity material — Recycled at Front Range MRF + scrap yards
Granite, quartz, metal, appliances, and clean lumber that the donation network cannot absorb. Sent to the Front Range MRF and metal recyclers.
Disposable waste — Hauled to a C&D landfill
Drywall, broken ceramics, mixed demo debris, and anything soiled or non-recoverable. Hauled to a C&D landfill — the last resort, not the default.
Curious what your cabinets actually count as? See the free cabinet removal flow →
Landfill diversion
Why oversized roll-offs lose to a load-priced junk crew
Reuse first
Donation network
Cabinets, vanities, fixtures, and clean trim go to a Front Range household through our partner network before anything else.
Recycle second
MRF + scrap yards
Granite, quartz, metal, appliances, and clean lumber are routed to the Front Range MRF and metal recyclers.
Landfill last
C&D landfill
Drywall, broken ceramics, and mixed demo debris are the only loads that head to a C&D landfill — and they are not the default.
Here's the loop: Loaded in our truck → sorted on-site → routed to a donation partner (donation receipt issued), a recycler (MRF / scrap yard), or, only if it cannot be reused or recycled, a C&D landfill. The Front Range diversion rate stays high; you get a single visit, a single quote, and a single documentation step.
How it works
Three steps from quote to haul
Send the form
Address, what kind of load it is, and what you need hauled. We respond within 24 to 48 hours with a fit assessment and a load-size estimate.
We confirm the load
If it is donatable material, the quote is free. If it is junk needing load-based pricing, we send a custom price before we commit — no surprise overages on the day.
We haul and route
The crew comes out, loads the truck, sorts the load on-site, and the materials head to donation, recycling, or, only if needed, the C&D landfill.
Where we work
Standard service area: Colorado Front Range
Not sure if we cover your street? See the full service area map →
Get a quote
Tell us what you're hauling
Free if your material can be donated or recycled. Load-priced otherwise, with a custom quote before we commit. We'll follow up within 24 hours to scope your Front Range project.
Comparing with a free removal? See free cabinet removal →
Looking for the professional deconstruction crew? See cabinet deconstruction →
Donating kitchen cabinets instead? See donate-cabinets →
Ready to book the load? Open the junk-removal booking form →
Want the longer form? Go to the full request form →
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