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Centennial is a short run from Parker and a regular stop for household junk removal and property cleanouts.
Many Centennial homes are at the age where kitchens and basements are getting remodeled, which means appliances, cabinets, and construction debris heading out the door.

Centennial covers a lot of ground, and the work changes block to block. Around Southglenn and Willow Creek we are usually hauling out the results of a remodel — old kitchen cabinets, a cast iron tub, vanity tops, and a garage full of scrap lumber and drywall offcuts. Out toward Smoky Hill and Piney Creek the calls lean residential: basements that have been collecting furniture for twenty years, treadmills nobody has touched since the kids moved out, and patio sets that did not survive another Colorado winter.
We load everything by hand from wherever it sits. You do not have to drag a sleeper sofa up the basement stairs or wrestle a refrigerator into the driveway before we show up. Our crew brings furniture blankets and floor protection, carries it out, sweeps the space, and leaves with it in one trip.
A remodel generates more waste than most people plan for, and city trash service will not touch it. We haul drywall, tile, carpet and pad, trim, scrap framing lumber, cabinets, countertops, fixtures, and broken concrete from patios and walkways. If you are working with a contractor, we can come mid-project to clear the pile so the crew keeps moving, then come back at the end for the final load.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and ranges run $125 to $150 each and go to metal recycling rather than a landfill.
Decades of boxes, shelving, old paint cans that are fully dried, exercise equipment, and furniture cleared in a single visit.
We cut down and haul old spas starting around $500, and we have torn out more than 300 decks across the south metro.
Mattresses are $100, box springs $75, and sectional couches are priced per cushion at $60.
Our 16-foot by 8-foot dump trailer holds about 14 cubic yards — roughly the same as a small roll-off dumpster, except we do all the lifting and it leaves the same day. A minimum load starts at $150, a quarter trailer runs $250 to $300, half is $400 to $500, three-quarters is $550 to $650, and a completely full trailer is $700 to $850. We quote the price on site before a single item goes on the trailer, and that number is what you pay.
Call or text us for a same-week slot in Centennial, or send photos through our instant estimate tool for a ballpark in minutes.
Services in Centennial
These are the jobs we get called for most around here — but we take just about anything two people can carry.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and water heaters.
Learn moreDrywall, lumber, flooring, roofing, and remodel debris.
Learn moreCouches, sectionals, tables, chairs, dressers, shelving, and office furniture.
Learn moreTell us what needs to go. It only takes a minute.
Specialty removal in Centennial
These are the jobs most haulers turn down. Ben has roughly six years of construction and demolition experience, including more than 300 decks, so the tear-down and the haul happen in one visit.
Drain, cut down, and haul away old hot tubs, spas, and swim spas.
See pricing and detailsTear down and haul away wood, metal, vinyl, and plastic backyard sheds.
See pricing and detailsAging decks, pergolas, railings, and fence lines torn out and hauled away.
See pricing and detailsSingle oversized items: mattresses, couches, treadmills, pianos, pool tables.
See pricing and detailsHow it works
Call, text, or send the quote form. Photos help us understand the job before we arrive.
We review the job, give you a straightforward price, and find a time that works for you.
Our crew does the lifting, loading, and hauling, then cleans up the space before we leave.
Common questions
The experience
Here's exactly how a job goes when you hire EZ Haulaway — and how you'll feel when we pull away.
It starts with a photo or a quick call. We give you a straightforward price based on how much space your items take in our trailer, and we schedule around your day — not a four-hour window. When our crew arrives at your Centennial property, we walk the job with you and confirm the price before anything is loaded, so there are no surprises at the end.
Then we do all of it: the lifting, the stairs, the tight gates and doorways, the loading, and the haul away. We sweep up before we leave, and we sort every load for donation and recycling before anything heads to a landfill. You never touch a dolly, rent a truck, or make a dump run.
The part Centennial customers talk about most is the feeling afterward — the garage you can park in again, the basement that's finally usable, the backyard without the old hot tub or broken fence. One visit, and a project that felt overwhelming is simply done.
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