Troops Junk Removal

About

Listed for

• Hoarding cleanup

  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

• Sorts room by room into keep, donate, recycle and dispose, and sets aside valuable or sentimental items for the family to review. Source
• Takes on hoarding cleanouts that involve pest activity, biohazards or structural hazards. Source
• Clears leftover fine debris after the main removal and finishes with a walkthrough alongside the client. Source
• Walkthroughs for estimates can be done in person or virtually. Source
• Donates or recycles first, and sends working appliances to places such as Habitat ReStore. Source
• Gives one 5% discount per job to seniors 65 and over, veterans, active-duty military, first responders, teachers and healthcare workers. Source

Services

Estate and hoarding cleanouts

Cleanouts of a single room up to a whole property, including inherited homes and multi-day jobs at dense or large properties. Source

Cleanouts with pests, biohazards or structural hazards

Hoarding cleanouts that need special handling for pest activity, biohazards or structural problems. Source

Landlord and code-enforcement cleanouts

Cleanouts for landlords and property managers, and for properties that must meet code enforcement requirements. Source

Foreclosure and eviction cleanouts

Property trash-outs coordinated through a lockbox, with photo documentation, a certificate of insurance and a disposal manifest. Source

Residential junk removal

Same-day pickup of household junk, priced by how much of a 16-foot box truck the load fills. Source

Garage, shed and yard cleanouts

Clears garage and shed contents and yard debris such as brush. Source

Furniture removal

Picks up single pieces or full sets from inside the home, including from stairs and basements, and donates usable pieces first. Source

Appliance and e-waste removal

Refrigerators, freezers and AC units go to a Denver-area recycler that recovers refrigerant, and electronics go to R2-certified recyclers. Source

Hot tub removal

The hot tub is drained and taken apart on site, and its parts are recycled. Source

How a job runs

1. Confidential phone call or walkthrough to learn the scope, any sensitive issues and the timeline
2. Estimate based on the actual property, after an in-person or virtual walkthrough
3. Sorting and removal room by room, with sentimental or valuable items flagged for family review
4. Second pass to clear fine debris so the space can be used again
5. Final walkthrough with the client to confirm the work is complete

Credentials it states

• Says it is owned by a U.S. Army veteran Source
• Says it is fully insured Source
• Says it provides a certificate of insurance for commercial and foreclosure jobs 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?