Ask anyone who has run a demo job what actually went wrong and it's almost never the swinging. It's the container. It came a day late. It was too small. It filled on day two and the crew stood around until a swap showed up. It sat in the driveway for a week after the job because nobody scheduled the pickup.
That's the problem this service exists to delete. Frontier Demolition doesn't rent the bins — it is the bin company. Frontier Dumpster Bins is a sibling line under the same roof, running compact 5, 10, and 15 yard containers off a no-CDL trailer.
Why that's more than a convenience
The container lands when the crew lands. Not in a four-hour window on a day the hauler picked. The bin and the crew are dispatched together because they're dispatched by the same people.
A full bin doesn't stop the job. When a container fills mid-job — and on a gut it will — we swap it. Nobody is calling a third party and hoping.
It's sized before it shows up. We already know what's coming out of your space, because we scoped the demo. Dense material like tile, mortar bed, and plaster hits a weight allowance long before it fills a bin by volume. Sizing the container to the material rather than the room is something only a contractor who's seen the space can do.
One invoice. Labor and disposal on the same number, from the same company. Not a demo bill plus a rental bill plus a tonnage surprise from a hauler you've never met.
What the load-out actually looks like
Debris comes out in material streams where it's worth separating — metal, clean wood, cardboard, and general demolition waste. Doors and paths stay protected the whole time; we don't drag a mortar bed across the floor that's staying. The container is placed on boards so the driveway or the lot doesn't wear the feet.
When the job's done, the bin goes to a transfer station or the appropriate facility, and the space gets swept. Broom-clean is the handoff, not "we took the big stuff."
Driveway-friendly matters more on demo than you'd think
Interior demo happens at occupied addresses — a house you're living in, a suite in a building with other tenants, a tight lot on an alley-loaded Denver block. A 30-yard roll-off dropped off a semi is the wrong tool for most of those, and in a lot of them it physically doesn't fit.
The compact bins go where you park. That's the whole design of the sibling brand, and on an interior demo it's the right call almost every time. It also usually keeps the container on private property, which keeps you clear of the right-of-way permit most Front Range cities require for a bin set in the street — a rule that genuinely varies city to city.
What can't go in a demo bin
Some of it is regulated, and this is a place to be blunt rather than agreeable. Asbestos-containing material does not go in a general demolition bin. If suspect material is present above Colorado's trigger levels, it gets inspected by a certified Asbestos Building Inspector, abated by a certified General Abatement Contractor, and disposed of through that regulated channel. Colorado also prohibits recycling concrete or wood that's bonded to or contaminated with asbestos-containing material.
Paint, solvents, fuels, batteries, and electronics are their own disposal paths. Appliances with refrigerant need the refrigerant recovered first. We'll tell you what's in the load and where it has to go before anything gets thrown in the wrong container.
Just need a bin?
Plenty of people do their own demo and just want the container. That's the sibling brand's whole business — Frontier Dumpster Bins rents 5, 10, and 15 yard bins and books them online. If you want a read on what size a demo job takes, we wrote that down: sizing a dumpster for a demo job.
And if you'd rather hand the whole thing over — the swinging and the carrying — that's interior demolition. Get an estimate.
Questions we get asked
- Is the debris hauling included in the demo price?
- Yes — that's the point of the brand. Demo and haul-off are quoted as one scope and land on one invoice. You don't source a container, match a hauler's delivery window, or field a separate tonnage bill.
- What happens when the bin fills before the job's done?
- We swap it. The bins are ours, so a swap is a dispatch decision instead of a phone call to a third party and a day of the crew standing around.
- Can I just rent a bin and do the demo myself?
- Absolutely. That's Frontier Dumpster Bins — compact 5, 10, and 15 yard containers that fit a normal driveway, bookable online. Same company, different service.
- Will the bin fit in my driveway?
- The bins are built for exactly that. They're dropped off a no-CDL trailer rather than a semi, so they reach tight lots, alley-loaded blocks, and shared driveways a big roll-off can't — and keeping the container on private property usually keeps you clear of the right-of-way permit most Front Range cities require for a bin in the street.
- Can asbestos material go in the dumpster?
- No. Asbestos-containing material has to be handled and disposed of through the regulated channel — inspected by a certified Asbestos Building Inspector, abated by a certified General Abatement Contractor, and disposed of accordingly. Colorado also prohibits recycling concrete or wood bonded to or contaminated with asbestos-containing material.
- Do you recycle any of it?
- Where it's worth separating, yes — metal, clean wood, and cardboard come out as their own streams. The rest goes to a transfer station or the appropriate facility for the material.
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Tell us what's coming out.
We'll scope the demo, tell you plainly what testing or permitting the job needs, and quote the strip-out and the haul-off as one number.