Storage Unit Cleanout in Pueblo, CO: What It Looks Like and How Fast I Can Do It

If you've ever opened a storage unit you haven't touched in a year and thought "I don't even know where to start," you're not alone. Storage units fill up fast, and when the monthly bill keeps coming for stuff you're not even using, the cleanout pays for itself. Here's how it works when you call me.

What I'll haul out of a storage unit

Pretty much everything in there:

• old couches and recliners

• mattresses and box springs

• broken dressers and tables

• bags and boxes of stuff that never got sorted

• tools and equipment that's past its prime

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bikes, treadmills, and exercise gear nobody's touched in years.

If it's in the unit and you want it gone, it fits in my 16-foot dump trailer — it's the same truck, same work as a garage cleanout, just vertical shelving instead of a workbench.

What happens to the stuff

I'll sort it with you if you want, or I'll just clear the whole thing. What you keep stays stacked; what goes gets loaded. Anything worth donating gets dropped at a donation spot in Pueblo on my way through, and the rest goes to the dump. You don't have to rent a truck, you don't have to make the dump run, and you definitely don't have to figure out where to take a mattress on your own.

How long it takes

Most single-unit cleanouts are a one-trip job. Bigger units or units packed floor to ceiling might take a second load, but I'll tell you that when I see it. Either way you're not lifting anything heavier than your wallet — I do all the hauling.

What I need from you

Just tell me the storage facility and your unit number, and what time works. Most places need you there to open the gate and the unit, so plan on meeting me. If you can't be there, call the facility ahead of time and ask about their rules — some will let me in with your permission, some won't. Sort that part first so we're not standing at a locked gate.

Ready to stop paying for a room full of stuff you don't want?

Call or text A+ Junk Removal and tell me which unit it is. Every job's different, so I'll give you a price after I hear what we're dealing with — no surprises, no guessing. Let's get that unit emptied and that monthly bill off your back.