Adjusted for local fuel & dump fees
Full payload capacity
Safety limit per deployment
Veteran-led reliability
Volume Tier Deployment
Pricing is determined by the "Fractional Occupancy" of our transport vehicles. In Colorado, costs run slightly above national averages due to high-altitude transport and rigorous local disposal regulations.
Single-Item Logistics
Bulky items require specific labor-intensivity. Refrigerators and electronics include recycling surcharges mandated by Colorado law (SB12-133) to prevent hazardous waste contamination.
Hoarder Job Intel: Complexity Scaling
Hoarder situations are classified by "Clutter Levels" (1–5). Beyond Level 2, pricing shifts from volume-only to a labor-first model. This accounts for sorting time, hazardous environment PPE, and specialized disposal routes.
Mass Density Pricing Thresholds
Not all cubic yards are created equal. In the Jefferson County / Golden area, dense materials (concrete, pavers, gravel) are priced per 'Bedload' (bottom 12 inches of the truck) to maintain road safety and DOT compliance.
Standard Operating Procedures
01. Heavy Material Rule
Materials such as concrete, dirt, or brick cannot exceed 12 inches in height in our trucks. Overloading creates a tactical hazard and violates DOT weight restrictions.
02. No-Go List (Hazmat)
Under no circumstances will we transport wet paint, chemicals, asbestos, or lead-based materials. These require specialized hazardous extraction units.