Mile High Junk Removal

About

Listed for

• Estate cleanouts

  What we found: has its own page for this service. See that page

This is a hauling company. It is listed because it offers this work as a service of its own, not for general junk removal.

Good to know

• Works directly with realtors, executors, estate attorneys and estate managers on scheduling and access. Source
• Items with sentimental or uncertain value are set aside and flagged, so the family makes the decision. Source
• Can give a basic receipt listing what was donated from an estate and where it went. Source
• Family members may be present but do not have to be; the crew can work from instructions left ahead of time. Source
• No separate stair fee for normal junk removal, and items do not need to be moved outside first. Source
• Does not take firearms, ammunition, vehicles or other titled property. Source

Services

Estate cleanouts

Full-property clearing, including garage, basement and attic, in one visit or over several scheduled visits, with usable items donated. Source

Home cleanouts

Complete clearing of a house or apartment, left broom-clean for realtors, landlords or new tenants. (Google profile)

Storage unit cleanouts

On-site clearing at any storage facility, including gated ones, with the unit swept broom-clean; the client does not need to be there. Source

Garage cleanouts

Removal of clutter, broken items and old tools from garages. (Google profile)

Furniture and appliance removal

Pickup and hauling of furniture and appliances, which are donated or recycled when possible. (Google profile)

Moving cleanouts

Hauling away furniture, boxes and anything not making the move, at move-in or move-out. (Google profile)

Foreclosure and eviction cleanouts

Clearing trash, furniture and debris from properties for realtors, investors, landlords and property managers. (Google profile)

Electronics recycling

TVs, computers, printers and other e-waste are taken for recycling. Source

Dumpster rental

A 15-yard dumpster left on site for up to 5 days for people who want to load it themselves. Source

Office and commercial junk removal

Removal of desks, cubicles, filing cabinets and equipment, scheduled around business hours. Source

How a job runs

1. Talk through the timeline, such as a closing date, a listing deadline or when the family is ready
2. Family points out or labels items to keep, including anything awaiting appraisal
3. Price is confirmed before loading begins
4. Crew works through the property room by room
5. Usable items are donated, recyclables separated and the rest disposed of

Credentials it states

• Licensed & insured (as claimed) Source
• BBB Accredited (as claimed) Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

• Do you sort for donation and resale, or does everything go to the landfill?
• Is the quote a fixed price for the whole home, and what could change it?
• What do you do with documents, photos and valuables you find?
• Can you finish before the closing or lease date, and will you leave the home broom clean?
• Are you insured, and can you send proof before the job starts?