Mile High Junk LLC

About

Listed for

• Hoarding cleanup

  What we found: names it as a service on its Google profile.

• 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

• Usable furniture and household goods go to local charities when possible, and electronics go to certified recycling locations. Source
• Clients don't need to bag items or move them to the curb. The crew removes them from wherever they are and sweeps up afterward. Source
• Larger cleanouts can be planned and worked in stages when needed. Source
• Hazardous materials are not accepted. Source
• Phone lines are open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week, and same-day or next-day visits are offered when the schedule allows. Source
• Customers can text photos of items to get a rough estimate. Source

Services

Estate cleanout

Full or partial clearing of inherited or family homes, including furniture, appliances, boxes, and garage and basement contents, after the family has removed what it wants to keep. Source

House clearance

Whole-house or partial clearance of rooms, closets, basement and garage, finished with a sweep so the home is ready for cleaning, renovation or listing. Source

Hoarding cleanup

Discreet sorting and hauling that can be done in phased visits for large-volume homes. (Google profile)

Garage cleanout

Removal of furniture, boxes, tools, sports equipment and other items stored in a garage. Source

Basement cleanout

Furniture, boxes, electronics and decorations carried up from basements of any size. Source

Storage unit cleanout

The crew meets the client at the storage facility and empties the unit so the rental can be ended. Source

Furniture and appliance removal

Sofas, beds, dressers, refrigerators, washers, freezers and similar items removed from any room, including up and down stairs. Source

Apartment cleanout

Units cleared for move-outs and turnovers, with parking and elevator logistics handled by the crew. (Google profile)

Eviction and foreclosure cleanout

Removal of leftover furniture, trash and abandoned items for landlords and property managers. Source

Light demolition

Tear-down and removal of small sheds, decks, fences and swing sets. Source

How a job runs

1. Call, text or book online, and send photos to speed up the quote.
2. For whole-house jobs, schedule an on-site walkthrough.
3. Get an upfront price and approve it before any work starts.
4. The crew removes everything the client points out and sweeps the space.
5. Usable items are donated, recyclables are recycled and the rest is disposed of.

Credentials it states

• Says it is fully licensed and insured Source
• Says it carries full commercial liability insurance Source

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

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?