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Landscaping Projects in Colorado Getting Out of Hand? Here's How to Manage the Debris

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 15:25:15 GMT

Sod, brush, tree branches, and yard waste removal for homeowners in Broomfield, Westminster, and the North Denver metro area

Colorado homeowners love their outdoor spaces — and the North Denver metro area is no exception. Backyards in Broomfield and Westminster get a lot of use, and when it's time to upgrade them, the projects aren't always small.

Pulling out an old lawn and replacing it with xeriscaping. Removing overgrown shrubs that have taken over the fence line. Taking down a dead tree or cutting back years of overgrowth. Installing a new patio and ripping out the old one in the process. These projects are deeply satisfying when they're done — but they generate an enormous amount of debris that most homeowners aren't fully prepared for.

Here's what you need to know about managing yard waste and landscaping debris in Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver area.

What Landscaping Debris Actually Looks Like

The volume of material that comes out of even a modest landscaping project tends to surprise people. A single medium-sized yard that's being converted from grass to rock or native plants might produce:

Hundreds of square feet of sod, each section weighing 10 to 20 pounds. Tree branches, shrubs, and root systems from plants being removed. Old rock, mulch, and soil from beds being redesigned. Fencing materials, old edging, broken pavers, and hardscape debris. Leaves and organic material if you're doing a full seasonal cleanout.

That adds up fast. A standard pickup truck — even a full-size one — might handle one or two wheelbarrow loads of sod before it's maxed out on weight. Multiply that by an entire yard and you're looking at a lot of trips.

A Rolloff Dumpster Is the Right Tool for Large-Scale Yard Projects

For landscaping projects of any real size, a rolloff dumpster is far more practical than hauling it yourself. Here's why:

Sod and soil are heavy. Weight adds up quickly with organic material, and a rolloff dumpster is designed to handle it. Our 5 yard dumpster is especially well-suited for heavy material like concrete, sod, and soil — and it's one of the most popular options for landscaping jobs in the area.

You work on your timeline. The dumpster sits in your driveway or at the edge of your yard while you work. You fill it as you go — over a weekend, over a week, however long the project takes. No scrambling to get everything loaded before a pickup window.

Everything goes in one place. Branches, sod, soil, old mulch, shrubs, rocks, broken pavers, fencing scraps — it all goes in. No sorting trips for different materials.

What Landscaping Debris Can Go in a Rolloff Dumpster?

The list is generous. Brush, shrubs, tree clippings, sod, grass, leaves, mulch, sand, soil, old lawn furniture, broken pavers, bricks, gravel, old fencing materials, wood scraps, and general yard waste are all acceptable.

Concrete can go in a dumpster as well — we do recommend our 5 yard option specifically for heavy material like concrete, brick, and sod, since weight limits are a real consideration. If you're breaking up an old patio or walkway, the 5 yard is often the right call for that specific material.

What can't go in: anything with herbicides or pesticides still on it (treated soil, old chemical containers), propane tanks from an old grill, gasoline or motor oil, and equipment that still has fluids in it.

Timing Your Rental Around a Landscaping Project

Landscaping projects in Broomfield and Westminster tend to happen in spring and fall — Colorado's weather makes those the most practical windows for outdoor work. Summer projects are common too, especially for homeowners who take advantage of the long daylight hours.

We recommend ordering your dumpster to arrive a day before your project kicks off so it's in position and ready when you start hauling material. That way you're not waiting on delivery when you've already got a wheelbarrow full of sod.

For HOA Properties and Rental Properties

If you're managing a property in Broomfield or Westminster with common area landscaping that needs a refresh, a rolloff dumpster makes cleanup efficient and professional. One container handles the debris from an entire project, and when it's gone, the property looks clean.

Property managers and HOA boards in the North Denver area trust Curbside Clear for exactly this kind of work — straightforward service, reliable delivery, and no-nonsense pickup when the job is done.

Don't Let Debris Derail Your Outdoor Project

The best landscaping projects are the ones that finish on schedule and look exactly like you imagined. Don't let debris removal be the bottleneck that slows everything down.

Book online at curbsideclear.com or call us at (720) 393-9640. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Louisville, and the surrounding North Denver metro area.

Your Basement Is a Goldmine of Space — If You Can Actually Clear It Out

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 15:22:04 GMT

The real cost of basement clutter in Broomfield and Westminster homes, and how a rolloff dumpster makes the cleanout actually doable

Every homeowner in the North Denver area knows the basement situation. It starts innocently enough — a box here, an old appliance there, some furniture from a room you redecorated four years ago. Then one day you walk down there and you can barely get through the door.

Basements in Colorado tend to become the default storage zone for everything that doesn't have an obvious place elsewhere. And over the years, that stuff piles up until the basement isn't really usable for anything except storing more stuff.

If you've been putting off a basement cleanout because it feels overwhelming, here's the truth: the hardest part isn't the physical work. It's not having a plan for where everything goes. A rolloff dumpster sitting in your driveway solves that problem — and it makes the whole project move faster than you'd expect.

The Broomfield and Westminster Basement Reality

Homes in Broomfield and Westminster tend to have large unfinished or semi-finished basements — and a lot of homeowners are sitting on 400, 600, even 1,000 square feet of potential living space that's being used as a junk graveyard.

That's a home gym, a playroom, a home office, a guest suite, or a finished family room waiting to happen. But before any of that is possible, the cleanout has to happen first.

And cleanouts aren't small jobs. We're talking old furniture, broken appliances, boxes of stuff you haven't seen since you moved in, carpet that's been down since 1993, old paint cans, outdated electronics, sports equipment from when the kids were little, holiday decorations you haven't put up in a decade, and whatever else has accumulated down there.

Why Multiple Trips to the Dump Aren't the Answer

The instinct for a lot of homeowners is to do it themselves — load up the truck or SUV, make a few trips to the transfer station, and call it done. That plan sounds reasonable until you're halfway through the cleanout and you realize the project is ten times bigger than you thought.

Multiple dump runs eat up your weekend, they're physically exhausting, and the transfer station isn't always convenient or cheap. You end up stopping and starting over multiple weekends, and the cleanout drags on for months.

A rolloff dumpster changes the entire dynamic. It parks in your driveway, stays there for the duration of your project, and you fill it on your own schedule. Everything goes in one place — no trips, no sorting into truck loads, no waiting for pickup day. When you're done, we come get it.

How to Approach the Cleanout

Start with the big stuff. Furniture, appliances, and bulky items take up the most space in both your basement and your dumpster, so clearing those first gives you room to move around and makes the smaller stuff easier to sort.

Create a simple system: keep, donate, toss. Anything going to donation can be staged near the basement stairs for a trip to Goodwill or another local organization. Everything in the toss pile goes directly into the dumpster.

Old carpet, paneling, drywall, wood framing, and flooring materials — all of that is fair game for the dumpster and very common in basement cleanouts. If you're planning to refinish the space afterward, your demo debris goes in there too.

What to watch for: liquid paint cans are not allowed in rolloff dumpsters. Dried, empty paint cans are fine. Old chemicals, solvents, and anything with hazardous materials need to go to a proper hazardous waste disposal facility. When in doubt, call us and we'll help you sort it out.

Which Size Dumpster for a Basement Cleanout?

For a standard basement cleanout — furniture, boxes, old junk — a 10 yard rolloff dumpster is usually enough. It holds the equivalent of 3 pickup truck loads and fits about 50 to 70 large trash bags worth of material.

If your basement is heavily packed or you're also doing demo work — pulling up carpet, removing drywall, or tearing out old built-ins — go with a 15 yard. And if you're doing a full gut-and-finish renovation on top of the cleanout, a 20 yard gives you the capacity to handle everything in one pull.

After the Cleanout: Finishing the Space

Once the basement is clear, the possibilities open up fast. Finishing a basement in Broomfield or Westminster can add serious square footage to your home's livable space and significant value at resale.

Whether you're hiring a contractor or tackling it yourself, having demo debris and renovation waste handled efficiently is important. Your rolloff dumpster can stay on site through the renovation phase — just let us know if you need a swap-out once it fills up.

Stop Saying "I'll Deal With It Someday"

Someday has a way of never arriving when there's no plan in place. Renting a rolloff dumpster is how you turn a vague intention into an actual project with a start date and an end date.

Book online at curbsideclear.com or call us at (720) 393-9640. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver metro area, and we make the process easy from start to finish.

Getting a New Roof in Colorado? Don't Overlook Shingle Disposal

Tue, 30 Jun 2026 15:34:08 GMT

Why homeowners and roofing contractors in Broomfield, Westminster, and North Denver need a rolloff dumpster for tear-off projects

If you've ever had a roof replaced, you know it's a loud, messy, all-day affair. Crews show up early, shingles start raining off the roof within the first hour, and by noon there's a pile of debris in your yard that looks like it could fill a small swimming pool.

The question every homeowner eventually asks: where does all that go?

If your roofing contractor doesn't have a solid debris removal plan, the answer might be "multiple dump runs that slow down the job and run up your cost." The smarter answer — for both homeowners and contractors — is a rolloff dumpster parked right at the job site.

How Much Debris Does a Roof Replacement Actually Generate?

A lot more than most people expect.

The average single-story home with a standard asphalt shingle roof generates anywhere from 1 to 3 tons of debris per layer of shingles removed. If the home has two layers of old shingles — which is extremely common in older neighborhoods throughout Broomfield and Westminster — you can double that.

Add in torn-out underlayment, old flashing, wood decking that needs to be replaced, nails, drip edge, and miscellaneous roofing material, and you're looking at a significant volume of heavy waste that needs somewhere to go.

Why a Rolloff Dumpster Is the Right Tool for the Job

For roofing contractors working in the North Denver metro area, having a rolloff dumpster on site is standard practice for good reason. Here's what it solves:

Speed. Crews can toss debris directly off the roof into the dumpster — or into chutes that feed into it — without stopping to haul bags or make multiple trips. That keeps the job moving and helps the crew stay on schedule.

Cleanup. One container catches it all. When the job is done, the dumpster gets hauled away and the yard is clean. No debris scattered across the lawn, no nails left in the grass for you to find with your bare feet.

Weight handling. Roofing debris is heavy. Asphalt shingles are dense, and a full tear-off can easily hit 3 tons or more depending on the roof. Our dumpsters are built for this — and we're clear with you upfront about weight limits so there are no surprises at pickup.

For homeowners who are managing their own roofing project or hiring a crew that doesn't provide dumpster service, renting your own rolloff dumpster is a straightforward and affordable way to make sure disposal is handled correctly.

Which Size Do You Need for a Roofing Project?

For most residential roofing jobs in Broomfield and Westminster, a 10 yard rolloff dumpster handles a standard single-story tear-off well. If the home is larger, has multiple layers, or if there's additional decking replacement involved, a 15 yard gives you more breathing room.

Our 20 yard rolloff dumpster is the right call for larger homes, multi-story roofs, or commercial roofing projects. If you're unsure, give us a call — we'd rather help you get the right size upfront than have you scrambling mid-job.

Can Shingles and Roofing Debris Go in a Rolloff Dumpster?

Yes. Asphalt shingles, underlayment, old wood decking, metal flashing, gutters, and general roofing debris are all acceptable. This is one of the most common uses for our dumpsters in the North Denver area.

What can't go in: anything with asbestos. Older homes — particularly those built before the 1980s — may have roofing materials that contain asbestos. If your home is older and you're unsure, have a professional test the materials before demo begins. Asbestos requires specialized disposal that falls outside of standard rolloff dumpster service.

Timing the Dumpster Around Your Roofing Project

Most roofing replacements in our area are completed in a single day for standard residential homes. We recommend scheduling your rolloff dumpster delivery for the morning of the project start date so it's ready and in position when the crew arrives. We'll confirm a delivery window with you in advance.

Once the job is done and the dumpster is loaded, just let us know and we'll come haul it away. No sitting on your driveway longer than it needs to.

For Contractors: Reliable Dumpster Service You Can Count On

If you're a roofing contractor working in Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, or anywhere in the North Denver metro area, consistent dumpster service is critical to running a tight operation. Late deliveries or early pickups throw off your schedule and frustrate your customers.

Curbside Clear is a local company that takes that seriously. We serve North Denver's contractors with reliable delivery, flexible scheduling, and real people to talk to when you need to make a change. We're not a national chain with a call center — we're your neighbors, and we treat your jobs like they matter.

Book online at curbsideclear.com or call us at (720) 393-9640. Serving Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver metro area.

Clearing Out Before You Move? A Rolloff Dumpster Makes It Way Easier

Tue, 30 Jun 2026 15:23:54 GMT

How Broomfield and Westminster homeowners save time, money, and stress by renting a rolloff dumpster before (or after) moving day

Moving is already one of the most exhausting things a person can do. Between packing, coordinating movers, forwarding your mail, and trying not to lose your mind, the last thing you want to deal with is figuring out what to do with the mountain of stuff you're not taking with you.

That's where a rolloff dumpster changes everything.

Whether you're downsizing, moving out of a house you've lived in for twenty years, or clearing out a property you just inherited, renting a rolloff dumpster in Broomfield, Westminster, or the surrounding North Denver area is one of the smartest moves you can make during a transition like this. Here's why.

The Problem With "I'll Deal With It Later"

Most people start the moving process with good intentions. They'll sort things into piles — keep, donate, toss — and assume the toss pile will handle itself. But as moving day gets closer, that pile tends to grow and the time to deal with it shrinks. Furniture that didn't sell on Facebook Marketplace. Exercise equipment that hasn't been touched in three years. Boxes of mystery items from the garage that nobody's opened since 2015.

When you don't have a plan for all of that, it either gets left behind (creating headaches for you and whoever's next), or it goes on the moving truck and ends up cluttering your new space.

A rolloff dumpster parked in your driveway gives you one place to dump everything you're getting rid of — no multiple trips to the transfer station, no begging friends with pickup trucks, no hauling bags to the curb and hoping the trash collectors take it all.

When to Order the Dumpster

Timing matters. Ideally, you want your rolloff dumpster on site before you've started packing. That way, as you sort through closets, cabinets, and storage spaces, anything going to the trash goes straight into the dumpster — not into a staging pile that you'll have to deal with twice.

For most home cleanouts in preparation for a move, a 10 yard or 15 yard rolloff dumpster is the sweet spot. A 10 yard rolloff holds the equivalent of about 3 pickup truck loads and fits roughly 50 to 70 large trash bags worth of material. If you're clearing out a full basement, attic, or garage on top of general household junk, bump up to a 15 yard, which handles 5 to 6 truck loads and up to 100 bags.

If you're cleaning out a larger home, clearing an estate, or dealing with heavy items like old furniture, appliances, or flooring, a 20 yard rolloff dumpster is the right call. It holds up to 8 pickup truck loads worth of material and is built for the heavy lifting.

What You Can Toss In

The beauty of a rolloff dumpster is the sheer variety of things it can handle. When you're moving, you're likely dealing with a mix of:

Old furniture — couches, dressers, bed frames, dining sets — all fair game. Appliances like microwaves, televisions, and monitors can go in too. Carpet and flooring you're replacing before the new owners move in, old windows, doors, cardboard boxes, luggage, rugs, and general household junk — all of it goes.

What can't go in? The short list includes things like paint (liquid paint is a no — dried paint cans are fine), propane tanks, batteries, chemicals, and refrigerators. When in doubt, give us a call and we'll let you know.

Cleaning Out After You Move, Too

Rolloff dumpsters aren't just for moving out — they're also incredibly useful when you move in. If you've just bought an older home in Broomfield or Westminster and the previous owners left behind a garage full of stuff, or if you want to tear out old carpet and update a few things before you settle in, a rolloff dumpster makes that work dramatically easier.

A lot of our customers in the North Denver metro rent a dumpster right after closing so they can gut what they don't want and start fresh before they've even unpacked a box.

Why Local Matters During a Move

When you're in the middle of a move, you don't have time to chase down a national dumpster company's customer service line. You need someone who picks up the phone, delivers when they say they will, and picks up on schedule so it's not sitting in your driveway past move-out day.

Curbside Clear is a local Broomfield-based company. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver area, and our customers deal with real people — not automated phone trees or out-of-state call centers. We make booking easy, we're upfront about what things cost, and we show up when we say we will.

Make Your Move Simpler

Moving is hard enough. Don't let the cleanout part be the thing that derails your timeline. Rent a rolloff dumpster, get everything you're getting rid of out of your way, and focus on the move itself.

Ready to get started?

Book online at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at (720) 393-9640. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Louisville, and the surrounding North Denver metro area.

Why Renting a Rolloff Dumpster Is the Smartest Move You Can Make Before Starting a Home Renovation

Tue, 30 Jun 2026 15:08:20 GMT

Save Time, Money, and Stress by Having a Dedicated Place for Debris Before the Demo Begins

Here's a scenario that plays out constantly in homes across Broomfield, Westminster, and the North Denver metro: someone starts a renovation project — a kitchen gut, a basement finish, a bathroom remodel — without a clear plan for where all the debris is going. Then the drywall comes down, the old cabinets pile up, the flooring gets ripped out, and suddenly the garage is full, the driveway is an obstacle course, and the project has slowed to a crawl because there's nowhere to put anything.

It happens all the time, and it's 100% preventable with one simple step: book a rolloff dumpster before the project starts.

This isn't just convenient — it actively makes your renovation go better. Here's why.

Your Crew (or You) Can Work Without Stopping

Whether you've hired a contractor or you're doing the work yourself, one of the biggest slow-downs in any renovation is debris management. If there's no designated place for waste, work stops every time someone has to deal with a pile that's gotten too big. Bags get stacked, material gets moved twice, and every trip to the truck or the curb is time that could be spent on the actual job.

With a rolloff dumpster on-site, debris goes directly from the work area into the container. No staging, no sorting, no trips. The job site stays cleaner and the work moves faster. Contractors will tell you this is one of the biggest efficiency differences between jobs that have a dumpster and jobs that don't.

It Protects Your Property

Renovation projects generate a lot of sharp, heavy, and bulky material. Old tile, drywall with nails still in it, glass, metal brackets, broken cabinetry — all of it ends up somewhere, and if that somewhere is a pile in your driveway or backyard, you're looking at a hazard and a mess that can damage your lawn, your driveway surface, or your landscaping.

A rolloff dumpster gives that material a contained, designated home from the moment it leaves the house. Nothing piles up on the property, your driveway stays safe to walk and drive on, and your neighbors aren't watching a construction debris heap grow in your yard for three weeks.

It Keeps the Project on Schedule

One thing people underestimate about home renovations is how much debris they generate, and how fast. A kitchen gut on a mid-size home can produce a surprisingly large volume of material in just a day or two — old cabinetry, countertops, flooring, drywall, plumbing fixtures, tile. Without a dumpster, all of that material needs somewhere to go before the next phase of the project can start, and that creates bottlenecks.

When you have a rolloff dumpster on-site from day one, the debris management problem is already solved. Your contractor doesn't have to build in time for hauling runs. You don't have to coordinate trash pickups around the project timeline. Everything is handled in real time as the work happens.

You Avoid the "Trip to the Dump" Math

A lot of DIYers and homeowners try to manage renovation debris themselves by renting a truck or using their own and making trips to the transfer station. This seems like it might save money, but when you actually run the numbers — fuel, time, dump fees, rental cost, and the number of trips required — a rolloff dumpster almost always wins.

More importantly, it wins on time. A kitchen remodel might require six to eight full truck loads of debris. That's a lot of weekend hours spent loading, driving, unloading, and driving back. A rolloff dumpster costs a flat fee, sits in your driveway for the duration of the project, and gets hauled away once when you're done. Simple.

Common Home Renovation Projects That Benefit From a Rolloff Dumpster

Virtually any renovation project generates more debris than people expect, but here are the ones where having a rolloff dumpster on-site makes the most dramatic difference:

Kitchen remodels: Old cabinets, countertops, flooring, drywall, appliances, plumbing fixtures. A kitchen gut is one of the heaviest debris loads in a residential renovation.

Bathroom renovations: Tile, drywall, vanities, toilets, tubs, flooring. Compact spaces produce surprisingly large volumes of demo debris.

Basement finishes or renovations: Depending on the scope, you might be removing old carpet, drywall, drop ceilings, or even doing a full concrete demo. A 15 or 20-yard dumpster is typical for a basement gut.

Roofing replacements: Shingles are dense and heavy, and a full roof tear-off generates a lot of material fast. Most roofing jobs in the Denver metro area use a 15 or 20-yard rolloff.

Flooring replacement throughout a home: Even just pulling up old carpet and pad across a whole house fills a dumpster faster than you'd expect.

Room additions and structural work: Any time walls are coming down, square footage is being added, or the structure is being altered, a rolloff dumpster belongs on-site.

The Right Size for Your Renovation

Quick sizing guide for the most common renovation projects:

Single bathroom remodel: 10-yard rolloff dumpster
Kitchen gut: 10 to 15-yard rolloff dumpster
Multi-room renovation or whole-floor flooring replacement: 15-yard rolloff dumpster
Full home renovation, basement gut, or large addition: 20-yard rolloff dumpster

Not sure which size fits your specific project? Call us and describe what you're working on — we'll point you in the right direction.

Local, Easy, and Ready When You Are

At Curbside Clear, we make it simple to get a rolloff dumpster to your property before the project starts. Book online, pick your size, choose your delivery date, and we'll show up and drop it exactly where you need it. When you're done, we haul it away — no trips to the dump, no hauling debris in your truck, no mess left behind.

We're a local company serving Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver metro area. We're easy to reach, we show up when we say we will, and we're here to make your renovation go smoother.

Book online at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at 720-393-9640. Let's get that project started.

What Every Contractor Should Know About Rolloff Dumpster Rentals in the North Denver Area

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 15:09:26 GMT

Reliability, Flexibility, and Straightforward Pricing — What to Look for in a Dumpster Rental Partner

If you've been in the trades for any length of time, you've had a dumpster story. The one that showed up two days late. The one that got picked up before the job was done. The one where you called the main number and got transferred three times before talking to someone who had no idea what was going on with your account.

Unreliable waste hauling is one of those low-key project killers that doesn't get enough attention. Your crew can't work efficiently if debris is piling up, and a full dumpster sitting on a job site too long doesn't just look bad — it slows everything down.

At Curbside Clear, we work with contractors across Broomfield, Westminster, Thornton, Arvada, Superior, and the broader North Denver metro area, and we've built our service around what actually matters on a job site. Here's what we think every contractor should know when choosing a rolloff dumpster rental partner.

Reliability Isn't Optional — It's the Baseline

When you schedule a dumpster delivery for Monday morning, it needs to be there Monday morning. Your crew is on the clock, your project timeline is tight, and calling around to find out where the truck is isn't something anyone has time for.

We keep our delivery commitments. If something ever comes up — weather, a mechanical issue, anything out of the ordinary — we communicate proactively rather than leaving you waiting and wondering. That's not a special feature, it's just how this should work.

Pickup and Swap-Out Flexibility Matters

Projects don't always go according to schedule, and sometimes you fill a dumpster faster than expected. You might also need to extend a rental because a phase of the project got pushed. A good dumpster rental partner understands this and makes accommodations without making it a whole ordeal.

Ask any rolloff dumpster company you're evaluating about their swap-out process. How quickly can they get you a fresh dumpster when one fills up? What's the process for extending a rental period? Are those services available to you without a long lead time?

At Curbside Clear, we work with contractors on exactly these situations regularly. We're a local operation, which means we have the flexibility to respond faster than a large national company where everything has to go through a centralized system.

Know Your Sizes — and When to Upsize

Contractors generally have a better sense than homeowners of how much debris a job generates, but it's still worth mapping out your dumpster needs by project type:

Roofing tear-offs are some of the heaviest dumpster loads. Shingles are deceptively dense. For a standard residential roof, a 15-yard dumpster is usually the minimum, and many roofers doing larger homes go straight to the 20-yard.

Interior demo — flooring removal, drywall demo, kitchen or bathroom gut jobs — tends to fill up fast but isn't as heavy per square foot as roofing. A 10-yard rolloff handles most single-room or bathroom demo jobs, while whole-floor or multi-room work usually calls for a 15 or 20-yard.

New construction produces a mix of material: framing scraps, packaging, drywall offcuts, and general site debris. The 20-yard dumpster is the most common choice here because the volume adds up fast over the course of a build.

Landscaping and outdoor demo — deck removal, fence tear-down, shed demolition — can generate more volume than people expect. A 10 or 15-yard dumpster is usually the right range, depending on the size of the structure.

Weight Limits: What Contractors Need to Know

This is where contractors sometimes get caught off guard if they're not thinking about it upfront. Our 5, 10, and 15-yard dumpsters include a 2-ton weight allowance, and our 20-yard includes 3 tons. For most renovation debris, this is plenty. But certain materials add up fast:

Concrete is the big one. It's extremely heavy relative to its volume. We allow concrete in our 5-yard dumpster only — and if you're doing concrete work, call us so we can make sure you're set up with the right container.

Roofing shingles are also heavier than they look. If you're doing a full tear-off on a larger home, it's worth factoring weight into your size calculation, not just volume.

When in doubt, call us before you book. We'd rather talk through the project and get you the right setup than have a situation at pickup.

What Goes in the Dumpster — and What Doesn't

Most construction and demo debris is completely fine in a rolloff dumpster: lumber, drywall, flooring, carpet, windows, doors, siding, roofing material, metal, insulation, and general job site trash. Appliances, fixtures, cabinets — all good.

What's not permitted: paint (liquid), solvents, motor oil, propane tanks, refrigerators, chemicals, and hazardous materials. If you're working on an older property and encounter materials like asbestos, those need to be handled separately through a licensed abatement company.

If you've got a miscellaneous item you're not sure about, just ask. We're easy to reach and we'd rather answer the question upfront.

Why Local Matters for Contractor Accounts

Contractors who work in a specific region benefit from using a local dumpster rental company for a simple reason: when you have a relationship with a local operator, you get actual service, not a ticket number.

Curbside Clear is a small business. We're in Broomfield, we work all over the North Denver metro, and when you call us you're talking to someone who knows your job sites, knows this area, and can actually make things happen — not someone reading from a screen who has to escalate to a supervisor to change a pickup date.

If you're doing regular work in this area and want a reliable rolloff dumpster partner, we'd love to talk. We work with roofing companies, general contractors, flooring crews, house flippers, and property managers on both one-off jobs and ongoing accounts.

Let's Make Your Next Job Easier

Book your next rolloff dumpster at curbsideclear.com or call us directly at 720-393-9640. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, Thornton, Arvada, Superior, Louisville, and the surrounding North Denver metro area.

We show up when we say we will, we pick up when you're done, and we're easy to get on the phone.

That's the whole pitch.

The Complete Guide to Cleaning Out a Garage in Broomfield or Westminster

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:21:37 GMT

How to Plan It, What to Toss, and Why a Rolloff Dumpster Makes the Whole Thing Easier

The garage cleanout is one of those projects that has been on the to-do list for... a while. Maybe a long while. You know what's in there — old furniture, broken tools, boxes from a move three years ago, a mattress, mystery items wrapped in tarps — and every time you open the door you tell yourself you'll deal with it this weekend. Then you close the door.

Here's the thing: a garage cleanout is actually one of the most satisfying projects you can do. The result is immediate, the space is usable again, and it doesn't require a contractor or a permit. What it does require is a plan, a free weekend or two, and a place to put all the stuff you're getting rid of. That's where we come in.

At Curbside Clear, we help homeowners across Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, and the surrounding North Denver metro area tackle cleanouts like this every week. Here's how to do it right.

Step 1: Set a Date and Commit to It

The biggest reason garage cleanouts don't happen is that there's no deadline. Pick a weekend — mark it on the calendar — and treat it like an appointment you can't cancel. If you're doing this with a partner or family members, get them on board ahead of time. Having a dumpster delivered on Friday morning is a great forcing function. Once it's sitting in the driveway, you're committed.

Step 2: Pull Everything Out

This sounds extreme, but it works. Take every single item out of the garage and put it on the driveway or lawn. This does two things: it forces you to actually look at everything you own, and it gives you a clean slate to work from rather than just shuffling things around inside.

Yes, it will look chaotic for a few hours. That's fine. That chaos is the process.

Step 3: Sort Into Four Piles

Once everything is out, sort it into four categories:

Keep: Things you actually use and have a real place for. Be honest here. If you haven't touched it in two years and can't name a specific upcoming use for it, it probably doesn't belong in this pile.

Donate or sell: Items that are still in good shape but don't belong in your garage. Furniture, sports equipment, tools you've replaced — these can go to a local donation center, a Facebook Marketplace listing, or a garage sale.

Trash: Broken items, expired chemicals, things that are simply worn out and done. This is usually the biggest pile, and it's going straight into the rolloff dumpster.

Hazardous waste: Paints, motor oil, solvents, old batteries, and propane tanks cannot go in a dumpster and need to go to a designated hazardous waste facility. Jefferson County and Adams County both have household hazardous waste drop-off programs — set these items aside and plan a separate trip.

Step 4: Load the Dumpster Strategically

Once your keep and donate piles are handled, it's time to load up. A few tips that will save you space and headaches:

Break down anything that can be broken down. Flat-pack furniture, cut up old carpet into rolls, knock apart wood frames. The more compact you can make things, the more you'll fit.

Put heavy, flat items on the bottom — doors, plywood sheets, old countertops. Lighter and bulkier items like cushions, bags, and boxes go on top.

Fill in gaps as you go. It's surprisingly easy to lose 20% of your dumpster capacity to air pockets. Think of it like packing a suitcase.

Never load above the fill line. This is a safety requirement — if debris is sticking out above the top, it can't be safely hauled. If you're running out of room, give us a call.

Step 5: Clean and Reorganize

With the garage empty, take the time to sweep it out, check for any damage to the walls or floor, and plan how you want to set it up going forward. A few shelving units and labeled bins go a long way toward keeping it organized. Future you will be very grateful.

What Can Go in the Dumpster?

Good news: most of what ends up in a garage cleanout is completely dumpster-friendly. Old furniture, mattresses, carpet, appliances, flooring, yard waste, metal items, bikes, broken tools, cardboard, bags of junk — all fine.

What's not fine: liquid paints, motor oil, propane tanks, batteries, and chemical products. If you're not sure about a specific item, just ask us. We'd rather answer the question upfront than have an issue at pickup.

What Size Dumpster Do You Need for a Garage Cleanout?

For most single-car or two-car garages, a 10-yard rolloff dumpster is the right call. It holds the equivalent of about 3 pickup truck loads and can handle 50 to 70 large trash bags worth of material — which covers a lot of garage.

If it's a two-car garage that's been accumulating stuff for years, or if you're also doing some demo work (removing shelving, old drywall, etc.), step up to a 15-yard to give yourself room to work.

Getting Started Is the Hard Part — We Make the Rest Easy

The toughest part of any cleanout is just starting. Having a rolloff dumpster on-site removes one of the biggest friction points — you don't have to make 12 trips to the dump or fill your truck over and over. Everything goes in one place and we haul it away when you're done.

Book online at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at 720-393-9640. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver metro area and we can usually get a dumpster to you within a day or two.

Stop walking past that garage door. This is the weekend.

Summer Home Renovation Projects in Colorado: Your Complete Guide to Renting a Rolloff Dumpster

Tue, 09 Jun 2026 17:00:02 GMT

Summer is the busiest season for home renovations in Broomfield, Westminster, and North Denver. Here's everything you need to know about renting a rolloff dumpster for your summer project — from kitchen remodels to landscaping overhauls.

Summer Home Renovation Projects in Colorado: Your Complete Guide to Renting a Rolloff Dumpster

Summer in Colorado is prime renovation season. The weather cooperates, the days are long, and for homeowners across Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, and the North Denver metro area, it's finally time to tackle those projects that have been on the list all winter.

Whether you're gutting a kitchen, adding a deck, clearing out a garage, or managing a full flip property, one thing almost every summer renovation project has in common is this: a whole lot of debris that needs to go somewhere. That's where a rolloff dumpster comes in — and where Curbside Clear comes in.

Here's your complete guide to the most common summer renovation projects in our area and exactly how a rolloff dumpster fits into each one.

Kitchen Remodel Dumpster Rental

Kitchen remodels consistently rank as one of the most popular home improvement projects, and they generate a serious amount of debris. Old cabinets, countertops, backsplash tile, flooring, appliances, drywall, plumbing fixtures — it adds up fast.

For a standard kitchen gut and remodel, a 10 yard rolloff dumpster is usually the right size. If you're also pulling up flooring throughout adjoining areas, opening up a wall, or doing a larger-scale kitchen expansion, a 15 yard may be the better call.

What goes in: Kitchen cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring (hardwood, LVP, tile, vinyl), drywall and drywall debris, sinks, appliances (microwaves, dishwashers, stoves), trim, windows, and packaging materials from new appliances and fixtures.

Keywords people search: kitchen remodel dumpster rental, kitchen demolition debris removal, dumpster for kitchen gut Broomfield, dumpster for kitchen remodel Westminster

Bathroom Renovation Dumpster Rental

Bathroom renovations — whether it's a powder room refresh or a full master bath overhaul — produce a surprisingly dense pile of debris. Old tile, tubs, toilets, vanities, mirrors, drywall, and flooring all need a place to go.

A 10 yard rolloff dumpster is the standard for a single full bathroom remodel. If you're renovating multiple bathrooms at once or combining the project with other work in the house, bump up to a 15 yard.

What goes in: Bathtubs and tubs, toilets, sinks and vanities, tile and ceramic flooring, drywall, insulation, mirrors, cabinets, flooring, trim.

Basement Finishing and Basement Demo

Basement finishing is huge in the North Denver suburbs — it's one of the best ways for Colorado homeowners to add livable square footage without expanding the footprint of the house. But before the new space comes to life, there's often demo work to do: old drywall, flooring, drop ceilings, storage clutter, and framing materials.

A 10 or 15 yard rolloff dumpster is typically right for basement finishing projects, depending on the scope of the demo.

What goes in: Old drywall, drop ceiling tiles and grid, carpet and carpet padding, flooring, wood framing scraps, insulation, old storage items, furniture, appliances, cardboard boxes.

Deck Demolition and Removal

If your deck has seen better days — rotting boards, structural issues, or just an outdated design — summer is the time to tear it out and start fresh. Deck demolition debris is bulky: treated lumber, railing systems, concrete footings, and hardware add up quickly.

A 10 yard rolloff dumpster handles most residential deck tear-downs. For a large or multi-level deck, consider a **15 yard**.

What goes in: Lumber, decking boards, railing materials, hardware, concrete if footings are removed, screws and metal components.

Roofing Projects and Shingle Removal

Roofing is one of the most weight-intensive projects a homeowner deals with, and old asphalt shingles are heavy. If you're having a full roof tear-off done in Broomfield or Westminster this summer, your roofing contractor is going to need somewhere to throw those shingles.

A 10 or 15 yard rolloff dumpster is standard for most residential roof tear-offs, though you'll want to pay attention to the weight limit — shingles are denser than they look.

What goes in: Asphalt shingles, roofing felt, flashing, nails, wood decking scraps if any sheathing is replaced.

> Tip for contractors: If you're a roofing crew working multiple jobs in the Broomfield or Westminster area, ask us about flexible scheduling. We work with contractors on a regular basis and can coordinate around your job calendar.

Fence Removal and Replacement

Old wood fences, chain-link fences, and vinyl fencing all come down as homeowners upgrade their yards. Fence removal debris is bulky and awkward — broken panels, posts, concrete footings, and hardware.

A 10 yard rolloff dumpster is usually plenty for a standard residential fence line.

What goes in: Wood fence panels and posts, chain-link fencing, vinyl fence materials, concrete chunks (from post holes), hardware.

Landscaping Overhauls and Yard Cleanups

Summer is yard season, and for homeowners doing major landscaping work — removing old shrubs and trees, regrading, installing new beds, removing sod, or tearing out old landscaping features — the yard waste alone can be substantial.

A 5 or 10 yard rolloff dumpster typically handles most residential landscaping projects. For major overhauls involving sod removal across a large yard, tree limb hauling, or shed demolition, a 15 yard may be needed.

What goes in: Sod, dirt and sand, shrubs, tree clippings and branches, brush, leaves, mulch, broken landscape edging, old irrigation components, yard furniture.

> Concrete note: If your landscaping project involves breaking up a concrete patio, walkway, or driveway apron, concrete can only go in our 5 yard rolloff dumpster due to weight limits.

Garage Cleanouts

Summer is the most popular time for garage cleanouts in our service area — longer days, good weather, and often a move or renovation on the horizon make people finally tackle the stuff that's been piling up for years.

A 10 yard rolloff dumpster is the most popular size for a full residential garage cleanout. It can hold furniture, appliances, boxes, sporting goods, tools, bikes, lawn furniture, and general junk without trouble.

What goes in: Wooden furniture, metal furniture, old appliances, bikes, sports equipment, cardboard boxes, bags of junk, old mattresses, rugs, electronics (TVs, monitors — note computers go to e-waste).

Full House Cleanouts, Estate Cleanouts, and Moving Cleanouts

Whether you're helping settle an estate, clearing a house after a family member has passed, cleaning out before a move, or prepping a distressed property before renovation, a full-house cleanout is one of the most demanding projects a rolloff dumpster handles.

For a full cleanout, expect to need a 15 or 20 yard rolloff dumpster — and potentially more than one swap if the home is large or particularly full.

What goes in: Furniture, appliances, mattresses, clothing, boxes, household junk, rugs, yard items, garage contents, tools, and general clutter.

House Flipping and Fix-and-Flip Renovation Projects

The North Denver metro area — including Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, and Thornton — continues to see strong real estate investment activity, and fix-and-flip investors need rolloff dumpster service they can count on. Fast turnarounds, flexible scheduling, and reliable pickup are non-negotiable when you're trying to hit a flip timeline.

Curbside Clear works with real estate investors throughout our service area. We know what a flip cleanout looks like, we understand the urgency, and we show up when we say we will.

Typical flip dumpster needs: 15 or 20 yard rolloff dumpster for initial cleanout, followed by a 10 or 15 yard for renovation debris during the remodel phase.

Shed Demolition and Hot Tub Removal

Got an old shed rotting in the backyard or a hot tub that's been out of commission for years? These are popular summer removal projects — and both produce bulkier debris than people expect.

A 10 yard rolloff dumpster is usually sufficient for a standard shed teardown or hot tub removal. If you're doing both at once, consider a **15 yard**.

Rental Property and Apartment Cleanouts

Property managers and real estate investors dealing with tenant move-outs often underestimate how much debris gets left behind — especially in situations where tenants have been there a long time or left in a hurry. Old furniture, appliances, bags of junk, yard items, and general clutter can quickly fill a 15 or 20 yard rolloff dumpster.

If you manage rental properties in Broomfield, Westminster, Thornton, or the surrounding area, a rolloff dumpster is one of the fastest ways to turn a unit around between tenants. We work with property managers on a regular basis and understand that speed matters — every day the unit sits empty is money out of your pocket.

Typical rental property cleanout dumpster: 10 or 15 yard rolloff dumpster, depending on the size of the unit and how much was left behind.

Summer Landscaping Projects: What Colorado Homeowners Are Tackling

Colorado summers are gorgeous, and homeowners across Broomfield and Westminster use the warm months to completely overhaul their yards. Some of the most common landscaping projects we see that require rolloff dumpster service include:

Sod removal and xeriscaping: A huge trend in Colorado given water conservation concerns. Pulling up a traditional grass lawn and replacing it with drought-tolerant landscaping generates a serious amount of sod, topsoil, and old irrigation equipment.

Tree and shrub removal: Overgrown trees, dying shrubs, and old landscaping features that have seen better days. Branches, root balls, and brush pile up fast.

Old fence replacement: Wood fences in Colorado take a beating from the weather. Replacing a full fence line means tearing out old posts, panels, and concrete footings — all of which can go in a rolloff dumpster.

Patio demolition: Cracked concrete patios, old brick patios, and outdated flagstone areas get torn out to make room for something new. Concrete goes in the 5 yard dumpster only — but if you've got mixed debris, we can help you figure out the right setup.

Outdoor kitchen or fire pit removal: Older outdoor structures that are being replaced or updated.

Tips for Running a Smooth Summer Renovation with a Rolloff Dumpster

Summer renovations move fast — contractors are busy, materials have lead times, and you want to be done before the weather turns. Here's how to make your dumpster rental work seamlessly with your project timeline:

Book early. Summer is our busiest season. If you have a project start date in mind, don't wait until the week before to book your dumpster. Schedule it as soon as you know your start date to lock in your preferred delivery window.

Plan your placement before delivery. Think through where the dumpster is going to sit before we arrive. Driveway placement is most common — make sure the path is clear and there aren't any low branches or utility lines in the way.

Know the fill line. No matter how tempting it is to squeeze in one more load, debris cannot extend above the top rail of the dumpster. We can't haul an overloaded dumpster — full stop. If you're close, call us about a swap.

Keep prohibited items separate from the start. If you're clearing out a garage or a whole house, it's easy to accidentally toss in a can of paint, some old batteries, or a propane tank. Pull those out before anything goes in the dumpster and handle them through the appropriate disposal channels.

Communicate timeline changes. If your project is running ahead or behind schedule, let us know. We'd rather adjust pickup timing proactively than have you calling in a panic because the dumpster is full and pickup was supposed to be today.

How to Book a Rolloff Dumpster for Your Summer Project

Ready to get started? Here's how simple it is with Curbside Clear:

1. Choose your size — not sure? Use our size guide at curbsideclear.com or call us and we'll help you figure it out.

2. Pick your dates — tell us when you want delivery and roughly when you'll be done.

3. Book online or by phone — visit curbsideclear.com or call (720) 393-9640.

4. We deliver to your curb — we'll place the dumpster where you need it, when you need it.

5. Load it up — fill it up, following the fill line and keeping prohibited items out.

6. We haul it away — when you're done, we come pick it up. That's it.

We serve Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Northglenn, Lafayette, Louisville, Superior, and the surrounding North Denver metro area. Book your rolloff dumpster today at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at (720) 393-9640. Dumpsters delivered right to your curb.

Renting a Rolloff Dumpster in Broomfield or Westminster? Here's Why Local Beats National Every Time

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:34:25 GMT

Looking for rolloff dumpster rental in Broomfield, Westminster, or North Denver? Curbside Clear is your local alternative to national chains — faster service, real people, and no surprise fees. Here's why local wins.

Renting a Rolloff Dumpster in Broomfield or Westminster? Here's Why Local Beats National Every Time

When you search "rolloff dumpster rental near me" or "dumpster rental Broomfield CO," you're going to get a mix of results — big national companies with recognizable names, and smaller local operators who actually know your neighborhood. Both options can get you a dumpster. But the experience? That's where things get very different.

At Curbside Clear, we're a local, independently owned rolloff dumpster rental company based right here in the Broomfield and Westminster area. We've built our business by doing the simple things well — showing up when we say we will, being upfront about pricing, and actually answering the phone when you call. Here's why that matters more than you might think.

You're Talking to a Real Person Who Knows the Area

When you call a national dumpster rental chain, you're typically routed to a call center. The person on the other end might be in a completely different state, working off a script, with no idea what your neighborhood looks like, whether your street has tight access for a truck, or which dumpster size actually makes sense for a standard Broomfield driveway.

When you call Curbside Clear, you're talking to someone who actually operates in Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Northglenn, Lafayette, Louisville, and Superior. We know the area. We know the HOA-dense neighborhoods where placement can be tricky. We know the streets, the driveways, and what your project probably looks like.

That local knowledge isn't just a nice-to-have — it can save you from ordering the wrong size, scheduling a delivery on a day we can't safely access your street, or ending up with a dumpster that doesn't fit where you need it.

Rolloff Dumpster Rental in Broomfield, CO

Broomfield is one of our most active service areas. From the established neighborhoods around Anthem and Broadlands to the newer developments near Palisade Park, we're out here regularly dropping off and picking up dumpsters for:

- Kitchen and bathroom remodels

- Full home renovations

- Basement finishing projects

- Garage cleanouts

- Deck demolition and removal

- Landscaping overhauls

- Estate cleanouts and moving cleanouts

- HOA-managed community clean-up events

Whether you're a homeowner tackling a DIY renovation or a contractor managing a full job site in Broomfield, we can get you a rolloff dumpster delivered fast.

Rolloff Dumpster Rental in Westminster, CO

Westminster homeowners and contractors keep us busy too. We regularly service neighborhoods in North Westminster, the Standley Lake area, and surrounding subdivisions with rolloff dumpsters for:

- Home renovation and remodeling debris

- Roofing projects and shingle removal

- Flooring removal and tile tear-out

- Full house cleanouts and hoarder cleanouts

- Rental property and apartment complex cleanouts

- Foreclosure cleanouts and distressed property renovation

- Fix-and-flip projects for real estate investors

- Construction cleanup for general contractors

Westminster is a great market for us because there's a strong mix of homeowners doing renovation work and investors flipping properties in the area — both of which need reliable dumpster service on a real timeline.

We Also Serve the Broader North Denver Metro Area

Curbside Clear's service area extends well beyond Broomfield and Westminster. We provide rolloff dumpster rental throughout:

- Arvada, CO — kitchen and bath remodels, whole-home renovations, landscaping projects

- Thornton, CO — estate cleanouts, construction debris, roofing projects

- Northglenn, CO — house flipping cleanouts, garage cleanouts, tenant move-out debris

- Lafayette, CO — home renovation dumpsters, general contractor job sites

- Louisville, CO — basement finishing, home remodel debris, yard cleanups

- Superior, CO — new construction cleanup, home renovation dumpsters

If you're not sure whether your address is within our delivery area, just give us a call at **(720) 393-9640** or check at **curbsideclear.com**.

Transparent Pricing, No Runaround

One of the biggest complaints people have about national dumpster rental companies is pricing surprises. You book online, you get a number, and then you get a bill that looks nothing like what you expected — fuel surcharges, environmental fees, overage charges buried in the fine print.

We keep things simple. Our pricing is straightforward, and we're upfront about what's included so you're not caught off guard when the invoice arrives. We'll tell you the weight limit, the rental period, and what overage fees look like before you book — not after.

We do not do "quotes" that expire or pressure you into booking. We give you real information so you can make a real decision.

We Actually Show Up On Time

For homeowners, a missed delivery window is annoying. For contractors, it's a job site problem. If your dumpster isn't there when your crew shows up, your whole schedule gets thrown off — and that costs real money.

We take delivery and pickup times seriously because we understand what's at stake. We're not managing thousands of trucks across dozens of markets — we're focused on the North Denver metro area, which means we can actually commit to the schedule we give you.

What to Look for When Renting a Rolloff Dumpster (Anywhere)

Whether you rent from us or someone else, here are the questions worth asking before you book:

1. What's included in the base price? Weight allowance, rental period, delivery, and pickup should all be spelled out.

2. What happens if I go over the weight limit? Overage fees vary widely — know yours before you start loading.

3. How long can I keep the dumpster? The standard rental period is 5 days. Additional days are extra.

4. Can I extend my rental if I need more time? Life happens. Find out if extensions are available and what they cost.

5. Are there prohibited items I should know about? Always ask — or read our full guide on what can and can't go in a rolloff dumpster.

6. How do I book or request a swap? For ongoing projects, know the process for getting a full dumpster swapped out.

How the Booking Process Works at Curbside Clear

We've made booking as simple as possible because we know you've got enough going on. Here's what to expect when you rent a rolloff dumpster from us:

Step 1: Choose your size. Not sure which size you need? That's completely normal — most people haven't done this before. We've got a full dumpster size guide at curbsideclear.com, or you can call us and describe your project. We'll ask a few quick questions and point you in the right direction.

Step 2: Pick your delivery date. Tell us when you want the dumpster and roughly how long you'll need it. We'll confirm availability and lock in your date.

Step 3: We deliver to your curb. Our driver will place the dumpster exactly where you need it — driveway, street, or job site. We'll let you know what to expect on delivery day.

Step 4: Fill it up. Load your debris, following the fill line and keeping prohibited materials out. If you're close to full and not done yet, give us a call — we can arrange a swap-out.

Step 5: We haul it away. When you're done, we come pick up the dumpster and handle disposal. You don't have to do anything except let us know you're ready.

That's the whole process. No complicated contracts, no surprise invoices, and no customer service runaround.

What Our Customers in Broomfield and Westminster Say

We've built our reputation one job at a time across the North Denver metro area. Homeowners appreciate how easy the booking process is and that they're dealing with a real local business, not a 1-800 call center. Contractors appreciate that we show up on time and communicate clearly. Real estate investors appreciate that we move fast when their timelines are tight.

If you'd like to see what past customers have said about working with Curbside Clear, check out our reviews on Google. Local reviews from real people in Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, and surrounding areas tell you more than any advertisement we could run.

Dumpster Rental for Contractors: What Makes a Good Hauler

If you're a general contractor, roofing crew, flooring company, or demo team working in the North Denver area, your dumpster rental company is part of your operation — whether you think of it that way or not. A late delivery or a no-show on pickup creates a domino effect on your job schedule. Here's what contractors in our area tell us they actually care about:

Reliability. The dumpster needs to be there when the crew arrives. Delays aren't acceptable on a job site.

Clear communication. They want to know what's included, what's not, and what to do if something changes. No surprises.

Flexibility. Projects run over, schedules shift, and sometimes you need a swap-out mid-job. A good dumpster company accommodates that without making it a production.

A real person to call. Not a chatbot. Not a queue. An actual person who picks up the phone and can solve the problem.

That's exactly what we offer at Curbside Clear. We work with contractors regularly across Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, and the surrounding area, and we understand the pace and demands of a real job site.

A Warning About Facebook Marketplace Dumpster Scams

If you're searching for a cheap dumpster rental and you come across listings on Facebook Marketplace, be careful. There are known scams operating in the Denver metro area where fraudulent listings advertise rolloff dumpsters at low prices, collect payment information, and never deliver. If you book a dumpster through Facebook Marketplace, always verify the company's website, physical address, and reviews before entering any payment details. When in doubt, book directly with a company that has a real website, real reviews, and a real phone number you can call. Curbside Clear is a licensed, locally operated business — you can reach us directly at (720) 393-9640 or at curbsideclear.com.

Ready to Rent a Rolloff Dumpster in Broomfield or Westminster?

We make it easy. Book online at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at (720) 393-9640. We serve Broomfield, Westminster, and the surrounding North Denver metro area — and we'll get a dumpster delivered right to your curb.

What Can (and Can't) Go in a Rolloff Dumpster? A Complete Guide for Colorado Homeowners and Contractors

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:14:49 GMT

Wondering what you can throw in a rolloff dumpster? This complete guide covers everything that's allowed and everything that's prohibited — straight from Curbside Clear, your local dumpster rental company in Broomfield and Westminster, CO.

What Can (and Can't) Go in a Rolloff Dumpster? A Complete Guide for Colorado Homeowners and Contractors

You've got the dumpster sitting in your driveway. You've got a pile of stuff you want gone. But before you start tossing everything in, it's worth knowing what's allowed — and what absolutely cannot go in a rolloff dumpster.

At Curbside Clear, we serve homeowners, contractors, real estate investors, and property managers across Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, and the North Denver metro area. We get questions about acceptable dumpster materials every week. This guide gives you the full, no-nonsense breakdown.

What CAN Go in a Rolloff Dumpster

The good news: rolloff dumpsters are incredibly versatile. Whether you're doing a kitchen remodel, clearing out a garage, tearing off a roof, or flipping a house, a rolloff dumpster can handle the bulk of your debris. Here's a comprehensive list of what's accepted:

Household Junk and Furniture

- Wooden furniture (tables, chairs, bed frames, dressers)

- Metal furniture (shelving, filing cabinets, patio furniture, lawn furniture)

- Mattresses

- Old luggage

- Broken toys

- Household junk (general clutter, non-hazardous items)

- Packaging materials (boxes, foam, wrap)

- Cardboard (flattened is best)

- Paper

- Plastics

- Rugs and carpet

Appliances

- Microwaves

- Dishwashers

- Washers and dryers

- Stoves and ovens

- Grills (without propane or gas tanks — tanks must be removed first)

- Televisions

- Monitors

Construction and Demolition Debris

- Drywall and drywall debris

- Insulation

- Flooring (hardwood, laminate, LVP, vinyl)

- Carpet and carpet padding

- Tile (ceramic, porcelain, stone)

- Plywood and lumber

- Doors (interior and exterior)

- Windows and window frames

- Trim and molding

- Cabinets (kitchen, bathroom, laundry)

- Countertops

- Sinks and toilets

- Bathtubs

- Siding (vinyl, wood, fiber cement)

- Roofing materials and shingles (in appropriate dumpster size)

- Paneling

- Screens

Yard Waste and Landscaping Debris

- Grass clippings and sod

- Leaves and brush

- Shrubs and shrub trimmings

- Tree clippings and branches

- Mulch

- Dirt and sand (check weight — heavy materials fill up fast)

Heavy Materials (Best in a 5 Yard Dumpster)

- Concrete and broken concrete

- Bricks

- Barrels

- Metals and scrap metal

**Important note on heavy materials:** Concrete, bricks, and other dense materials are extremely heavy. For these, we recommend our 5 yard rolloff dumpster, which is specifically rated for heavy loads. Even though it's our smallest container, it can fill up on weight before it fills up on volume when you're dealing with concrete or brick.

Other Accepted Items

- Food waste (bagged only — no loose food waste)

- Fluorescent tubes

- Glass

- Bikes

- Old paint cans (dry — see below for liquid paint)

What CANNOT Go in a Rolloff Dumpster

This list is just as important as the one above. Prohibited materials exist for safety, environmental, and legal reasons — and disposing of them improperly can carry serious consequences for everyone involved. If an item on this list is found in a dumpster, additional fees may apply and the material will need to be removed before the dumpster can be hauled.

Hazardous Chemicals and Liquids

- Gasoline

- Motor oil

- Antifreeze

- Flammable liquids

- Solvents

- Freon

- Liquid paint (dry paint cans are fine — the paint must be completely solidified)

- Herbicides and pesticides

- Chemical products of any kind

- Contaminated oil (mixed with gasoline or solvents)

Pressurized and Fuel Containers

- Propane tanks

- Aerosol cans

- Equipment containing gas or oil (lawnmowers, generators — must be fully drained first)

Hazardous Waste and Regulated Materials

- Asbestos (requires licensed abatement and specialized disposal)

- Batteries (including car batteries and lithium batteries)

- Biohazardous materials and medical waste

- Radioactive materials

- Petroleum-contaminated soil

- Lead paint chips

- Industrial waste

Appliances with Refrigerants

- Refrigerators and freezers (contain Freon — require separate handling)

- Air conditioners (window units and central units — contain refrigerants)

Miscellaneous Prohibited Items

- Animals (live or deceased)

- Liquids of any kind

Where to Take Items That Can't Go in a Dumpster

Just because something can't go in a rolloff dumpster doesn't mean you're stuck with it. Here are a few options for properly disposing of prohibited materials in the Denver metro area:

- Hazardous household waste: Jefferson County and Adams County both run periodic HazWaste collection events where residents can drop off paint, chemicals, batteries, and more for free.

- Refrigerators and AC units: Appliance recycling programs and scrap metal dealers can often take these off your hands.

- Batteries: Most hardware stores (Home Depot, Lowe's) and auto parts stores (AutoZone, O'Reilly) accept used batteries for recycling.

- Electronics and computers: Best Buy and Staples offer electronics recycling, and many Colorado municipalities have e-waste drop-off programs.

- Propane tanks: Many hardware stores accept small propane tanks for exchange or disposal.

Pro Tips for Filling Your Dumpster the Right Way

Now that you know what's in and what's out, here are a few practical tips for loading your rolloff dumpster efficiently and safely:

1. Load flat and even. Piling debris too high in one spot wastes space. Spread it out and fill every corner.

2. Never load past the fill line. This is non-negotiable — dumpsters cannot be legally transported when overloaded. If debris is above the top rail, it needs to come out before we can haul.

3. Break down bulky items. Disassemble furniture, flatten cardboard boxes, and cut lumber into manageable pieces when possible.

4. Heavy stuff goes on the bottom. Concrete chunks, bricks, and heavy tile should be loaded first at the bottom of the dumpster.

5. Bag loose materials. Loose dirt, mulch, food scraps, and small debris should be bagged before going in.

6. Keep prohibited items out from the start. Once hazardous materials contaminate a load, the entire dumpster may need to be inspected, which can delay your pickup and result in extra fees.

Why Prohibited Items Matter More Than You Think

It's tempting to think of the prohibited items list as a technicality — something to skim past. But it's worth understanding why these restrictions exist, because they affect more than just your bill.

When a rolloff dumpster is hauled to the landfill, it gets weighed and inspected. If hazardous materials are found — gasoline, paint, batteries, refrigerants — the entire load can be flagged, which causes delays, generates cleanup costs, and can result in serious fines depending on what was found and in what quantity. Those costs typically get passed back to the person who rented the dumpster.

Beyond the financial consequences, improper disposal of hazardous materials creates real environmental problems. Motor oil, antifreeze, and contaminated soil can leach into groundwater. Batteries contain heavy metals. Asbestos fibers, if disturbed and spread, pose serious health risks. The disposal rules exist for good reason, and following them protects your wallet, your community, and the environment.

The good news is that for most residential renovation and cleanout projects, the prohibited list rarely comes up. Standard construction debris, household junk, furniture, appliances, and yard waste are all completely fine — and that covers the vast majority of what you're likely throwing out.

Common Questions About What Goes in a Rolloff Dumpster

Can I put old carpet in a rolloff dumpster?

Yes — carpet, carpet padding, and rugs are all accepted. Roll the carpet tightly and cut it into manageable lengths to maximize space.

Can I put a mattress in a rolloff dumpster?

Yes. Mattresses, box springs, and bed frames are all acceptable. They're bulky, so they tend to take up a lot of visual space in the dumpster — but they're allowed.

Can I put shingles in a rolloff dumpster?

Yes — asphalt roofing shingles are accepted. Keep in mind that shingles are surprisingly heavy for their size, so for a full roof tear-off, it's important to match your dumpster size to both the volume and the weight of the shingles coming off. We can help you figure out the right size when you book.

Can I put dirt and sod in a rolloff dumpster?

Yes, with a caveat. Regular yard dirt, sod, and clean fill are accepted, but they're heavy. If you're clearing a large area of sod or hauling significant amounts of dirt, you'll hit the weight limit fast. For heavy landscaping debris, the 5 yard dumpster is often the smarter call.

Can I put paint cans in a rolloff dumpster?

It depends. Completely dry, solidified paint cans are acceptable. Liquid paint — even a can that's mostly empty — is not. To dry out paint cans quickly, leave the lids off in a well-ventilated area for a few days until the paint hardens completely.

Can I put tires in a rolloff dumpster?

Yes — tires are accepted in our rolloff dumpsters. If you're clearing out a property or a garage with a pile of old tires, toss them in.

Can a lawnmower go in the dumpster?

Yes, but only if it has been fully drained of gas and oil first. Any equipment that runs on fuel must be emptied before it goes in the dumpster — even trace amounts of fuel or oil can cause problems.

What about fluorescent light bulbs?

Fluorescent tubes are accepted in our dumpsters. However, if you have large quantities of fluorescent bulbs (from a commercial property cleanout, for example), check with us first, as local regulations can vary.

A Note for Contractors and Renovation Crews

If you're a general contractor, roofing contractor, flooring installer, or demo crew working in the Broomfield or Westminster area, one of the most important things you can do before your crew starts loading is make sure everyone on site knows the prohibited items list. One person tossing a propane tank or a refrigerator into the dumpster without thinking can create a headache for the whole job — inspection delays, extra fees, and the hassle of removing the item before pickup.

A quick rundown at the start of the job takes five minutes and saves a lot of frustration. Post the prohibited items list somewhere visible on site if you need to. We're happy to talk through any project-specific questions when you book with us.

Have a Question About a Specific Item?

Not sure if something can go in the dumpster? Just call us. We're a local company serving Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Northglenn, and the greater North Denver metro area — we'll give you a straight answer without putting you on hold for 20 minutes.

Book your rolloff dumpster online at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at (720) 393-9640. We'll get a dumpster delivered right to your curb, so you can focus on getting your project done.

What Size Rolloff Dumpster Do I Need? A Complete Guide for Homeowners and Contractors in Broomfield, Westminster, and North Denver

Tue, 02 Jun 2026 19:23:26 GMT

Not sure which rolloff dumpster size to rent in Broomfield or Westminster, CO? This complete guide covers 5, 10, 15, and 20 yard dumpster sizes — what fits, what projects they're best for, and how to choose the right one.

What Size Rolloff Dumpster Do I Need? A Complete Guide for Homeowners and Contractors in Broomfield, Westminster, and North Denver

If you've never rented a rolloff dumpster before, figuring out which size to order can feel like guesswork. Too small and you're stuck with debris that doesn't fit. Too large and you're paying for space you don't need. At Curbside Clear, we field this question from homeowners, contractors, and property managers across Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, and the surrounding North Denver metro area every single day — so we're breaking it all down for you right here.

Why Dumpster Size Matters

Choosing the right rolloff dumpster size isn't just about budget — it's about making your project run smoothly. Underestimate and you'll be scrambling for an emergency swap or making multiple haul-away trips. Overestimate and you may be paying for capacity sitting empty in your driveway for a week. The sweet spot depends on the type of project, the volume of debris, and a realistic look at what you're throwing out.

Below is a full breakdown of every size we offer at Curbside Clear, what fits inside, and which projects each dumpster is built for.

5 Yard Rolloff Dumpster

Capacity: 2 tons of debris

Volume equivalent: Roughly 1.5 to 2 full pickup truck loads

Bag equivalent: Approximately 25–30 large trash bags

The 5 yard rolloff dumpster is our smallest size and a great option for smaller cleanouts and contained projects. It's compact enough to fit in tight driveways without taking up your entire yard or blocking your garage.

Best for:

- Small bathroom cleanouts or single-room declutter projects

- Concrete and heavy material removal (our 5 yard is the only size rated for concrete disposal)

- Single room renovation debris — tile removal, drywall scraps, flooring

- Light garage cleanouts

- Landscaping debris like small shrub removal, sod, or mulch

What fits: Bricks, concrete, sand, tiles, drywall scraps, sod, small appliances, bagged household junk, wood scraps

If you're breaking up a concrete patio, pouring a new sidewalk in Westminster, or tearing out a bathroom floor in Broomfield — this is your size. The 5 yard is also the best rolloff dumpster option for heavy materials because weight limits apply regardless of volume.

10 Yard Rolloff Dumpster

Capacity: 2 tons of debris

Volume equivalent: About 3 full pickup truck loads

Bag equivalent: Approximately 50–70 large trash bags

The 10 yard rolloff dumpster is one of our most popular sizes for homeowners doing mid-size renovation projects or estate cleanouts. It's large enough to handle a real project but small enough to manage on a standard residential driveway.

Best for:

- Kitchen remodel debris — cabinets, countertops, flooring, drywall

- Bathroom renovation — old tubs, sinks, toilets, tile, vanities

- Basement cleanout or basement finishing demo

- Garage cleanout with furniture, appliances, and boxes

- Deck demolition and removal

- Fence removal and replacement

- Roofing tear-off (single-story or smaller roofs — check weight)

- Moving cleanout — clearing out a house before or after a move

What fits: Old appliances, wooden furniture, metal furniture, flooring, carpet, rugs, cabinets, sinks, toilets, mattresses, cardboard, insulation, drywall, windows, doors, trim, siding, yard waste, shrubs, tree clippings, bags of household junk

For homeowners in Broomfield or Westminster tackling a kitchen gut, finishing a basement, or clearing out an estate, the 10 yard rolloff dumpster is often the perfect fit. If you're unsure between a 10 and a 15, call us — we'll ask a few quick questions and steer you right.

15 Yard Rolloff Dumpster

Capacity: 2 tons of debris

Volume equivalent: About 5 to 6 full pickup truck loads

Bag equivalent: Approximately 80–100 large trash bags

The 15 yard rolloff dumpster is a strong choice for larger home renovation projects, multi-room cleanouts, or contractors managing a medium-sized job site. If your project spans more than one area of the house or involves significant demolition, this is the size to look at.

Best for:

- Full kitchen and bathroom remodel combo

- Whole-home cleanout and estate liquidation

- Hoarder house cleanouts and foreclosure cleanouts

- Basement finishing with significant demo

- Mid-size roofing projects and shingle removal

- Flooring removal across multiple rooms

- Room addition or home addition demo debris

- Rental property cleanouts after tenant move-out

- House flipping cleanouts — clearing out a distressed property before renovation begins

What fits: Everything in the 10 yard list, plus larger volumes of furniture, appliances, construction debris, siding, windows, drywall, packaging materials, yard waste, landscaping debris

Contractors and real estate investors in the Denver metro area doing fix-and-flip projects or working on a full renovation frequently use the 15 yard. It's the right balance of size and practicality for a wide range of construction and cleanout needs.

20 Yard Rolloff Dumpster

Capacity: 3 tons of debris

Volume equivalent: About 8 full pickup truck loads

Bag equivalent: Approximately 110–130 large trash bags

The 20 yard rolloff dumpster is our largest container and the go-to for major construction projects, large-scale demolitions, and commercial cleanouts. It also comes with the highest weight allowance at 3 tons — ideal when your debris is heavy as well as bulky.

Best for:

- Full home renovation and whole-house remodel projects

- New construction cleanup and job site debris

- Large roofing projects and complete roof tear-offs

- Commercial property cleanouts

- Large estate cleanouts or hoarder cleanouts

- Major landscaping overhauls — hot tub removal, shed demolition, large debris piles

- Multi-contractor job sites with ongoing debris accumulation

- Apartment complex or HOA common area cleanouts

What fits: Everything — construction debris, demolition materials, large appliances, furniture, carpet, flooring, roofing materials, landscaping waste, yard waste, siding, insulation, drywall, windows, metals, and more

If you're a general contractor, roofing crew, or property manager running a large project in Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, or Thornton, the 20 yard rolloff dumpster gives you the volume and the weight capacity to get the job done in one haul.

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Tips for Loading Your Rolloff Dumpster Efficiently

No matter which size you choose, a few loading tips can help you maximize your dumpster and avoid any issues at pickup:

- Never exceed the fill line. Dumpsters cannot be hauled when debris is piled over the top. Load flat and distribute evenly.

- Break things down when you can. Flatten cardboard boxes, disassemble furniture, and break down pallets to free up space.

- Load heavy items first. Dense materials like concrete blocks, tile, or bricks should go in the bottom of the dumpster.

- Bag loose material. Small debris, dirt, and food waste should be bagged before going in the dumpster.

- Don't mix prohibited items. Materials like propane tanks, refrigerators, paint, batteries, gasoline, and hazardous chemicals cannot go in a rolloff dumpster. Mixing these in can result in additional fees.

Understanding Weight vs. Volume

One of the most common reasons people need to swap up to a larger dumpster mid-project isn't because they ran out of space — it's because they hit the weight limit before the bin was even close to full. This happens a lot with roofing projects, concrete removal, tile tear-outs, and landscaping jobs.

Every rolloff dumpster has two limits: a volume limit (how much physically fits inside) and a weight limit (how many tons it's rated to carry). You can hit the weight limit on a 5 yard dumpster while it's only half full if you're tossing in concrete, bricks, or heavy tile. On the flip side, a 20 yard dumpster full of lightweight furniture and cardboard boxes won't be anywhere near the weight limit.

Here's a practical way to think about it: if your debris is mostly light and bulky — furniture, carpet, boxes, drywall — you're filling based on volume. If your debris is dense — concrete, tile, dirt, brick, roofing shingles — you're filling based on weight. For heavy materials, always size down in volume and up in weight allowance. When in doubt, give us a call and describe what you're throwing out. We've seen every type of project in the Broomfield and Westminster area and can tell you right away which size makes sense.

How Long Can I Keep a Rolloff Dumpster?

This is one of the top questions we get, especially from homeowners managing their own renovation timelines. Standard dumpster rentals include a set rental period from the day of delivery — typically around seven days. If your project runs longer than expected (which happens all the time in renovation work), extensions are available.

If you know upfront that your project is going to take two or three weeks — a full kitchen remodel, a multi-phase renovation, or a long estate cleanout — just mention it when you book. We'd rather set realistic expectations from the start than have you scrambling to call mid-project.

Dumpster Placement: What to Know Before Delivery

Before your rolloff dumpster arrives, it helps to think through where you want it placed. A few things to consider:

Driveway placement is the most common option for residential projects. It keeps the dumpster off the street and accessible from the house. Make sure the path is clear of low-hanging branches, utility lines, or other obstacles that could interfere with the delivery truck.

Street placement is sometimes necessary, especially for projects where the driveway is being used by contractors or equipment. If you need the dumpster on the street in Broomfield or Westminster, you may need a permit from the city. We can advise you on this when you book — local rules vary, and we know the area.

Surface protection: If you're concerned about damage to your driveway, placing boards or plywood under the dumpster's contact points can help distribute the weight. This is most relevant for newer concrete driveways.

Frequently Asked Questions About Rolloff Dumpster Sizes

Can I put concrete in any dumpster?

No — concrete is only accepted in our 5 yard rolloff dumpster. Even small amounts of concrete are very heavy, and the 5 yard is the only size rated to handle it safely within weight limits.

What if I underestimate and run out of room?

Call us. We can arrange a swap-out — we pick up the full dumpster and drop a fresh one so you can keep going. It's easier than you think, and it happens regularly on bigger projects.

Can I mix different types of debris?

Yes, as long as none of the items are on the prohibited list. Most renovation projects have a mix of flooring, drywall, fixtures, and furniture — all of that can go together in one dumpster without any issues.

What happens if I go over the weight limit?

Overage fees apply for debris beyond the included weight allowance. We're upfront about what those fees look like when you book so there are no surprises.

Do you serve my neighborhood?

Curbside Clear serves Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Northglenn, Lafayette, Louisville, Superior, and the broader North Denver metro area. If you're not sure, give us a call or check at curbsideclear.com.

Still Not Sure? Just Call Us.

Curbside Clear is a local, family-owned rolloff dumpster rental company based right here in the Broomfield and Westminster area. We're not a national chain — when you call us, you're talking to someone who knows your neighborhood, knows your project type, and can help you pick the right dumpster without any upsell pressure.

We serve Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Northglenn, Lafayette, Louisville, Superior, and the broader North Denver metro area.

Book online at curbsideclear.com or give us a call at (720) 393-9640. Dumpsters delivered right to your curb.

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