Moving Out in Lone Tree? Your Junk & Cleanout Checklist

Whether you’re selling, downsizing, or handing back the keys, the last 10% of a move is always the worst: the stuff that won’t fit in the truck and isn’t worth keeping. Here’s how to clear it cleanly in Lone Tree.

2–3 weeks out: sort and donate

• Walk every room, closet, the garage, and the basement.
• Pull anything you’re keeping; everything else is a “go.”
• Set aside donatable items — see where to donate furniture in Lone Tree.
• Book any haul-off for a date before your photos, showing, or final walkthrough.

1 week out: the big and the banned

This is where most moves snag — the items regular trash and even the city’s bulky pickup won’t take:

• Refrigerators, freezers, and TVs — not accepted curbside, period.
• Hot tubs — these need to be drained, cut down, and hauled.
• Construction or remodel debris from last-minute repairs.
• Paint, chemicals, and tires — hazardous; they go to specific drop-offs (see the Douglas County disposal guide).

A single junk-removal run usually clears all of the above at once — far less hassle than scheduling separate pickups.

Moving day: leave it broom-clean

Buyers, landlords, and walkthrough inspectors notice an empty, swept home. After the movers leave:

• Do a final sweep of the garage and basement (the usual catch-alls).
• Haul out anything left behind — old shelving, paint cans, that mystery box.
• A quick garage & basement cleanout or estate/whole-home clearout gets you to “list-ready” fast.

Short on time? We do the last 10%

We’re based right here in Lone Tree, so we can usually come same-day — handle the fridge, the hot tub, the leftover furniture, and the basement odds-and-ends in one stop, and leave the place broom-clean for your closing or final walkthrough.

Moving soon? Call or text (720) 961-2205 and we’ll clear the rest so you can hand over the keys.