Pride N Service Junk Removal Colorado

About

Listed for

• Hoarding cleanup

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• Estate cleanouts

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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

• The owner, Jordan, says he runs the business on his own and is on every job, with no subcontractors or rotating crews. Source
• Usable items are donated to local charities and others are recycled where possible; the landfill is described as a last resort. Source
• Same-day or next-day cleanouts are offered when the schedule allows. Source
• The quoted price is said to stay the same on arrival, and quotes include loading, hauling and disposal. Source
• Hazardous materials are not accepted, and paint cans are taken only if they are empty or dried. Source
• Payment is accepted by cash, card (3% fee), Venmo or Cash App, and invoices are available. Source

Services

Estate cleanouts

Full or partial clearing of a home, including furniture, appliances, clothing, paperwork, kitchenware and general household items, with a sweep-up at the end. Source

Hoarding cleanouts

Removal of accumulated items to bring a home back to a safe, livable state, done with protective equipment where needed. Source

Garage cleanouts

Clearing of boxes, tools, furniture, sports gear and other garage items, followed by sweeping the floor; items to keep can be set neatly to one side. Source

Storage unit cleanouts

Emptying of full or abandoned storage units and hauling the contents away. Source

Residential junk removal

Removal of unwanted items from homes, basements, garages and yards. Source

Furniture and appliance removal

Pickup and disposal of items such as sofas, beds, dressers, refrigerators, washers and ovens. Source

Property management cleanouts

Clearing rental units between tenants for landlords and property managers. Source

Single-item pickup

Pickup of one item from the curb for a flat fee. Source

How a job runs

1. Call, text or book online and describe the job, or send photos.
2. Get a quick estimate and pick a time, same-day or next-day when available.
3. On arrival, the final price is confirmed and loading begins.
4. All lifting is handled and items are cleared room by room, then the space is swept.
5. Pay by cash, card, Venmo or Cash App; an invoice is available.

Questions to ask before you hire

• How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
• Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
• Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
• How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
• Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?