Situated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains at precisely one mile above sea level, Denver is a booming high-altitude metropolis defined by rapid modern transit development, vibrant urban revivals in RiNo and LoDo, and stately historic brick bungalows in Washington Park, Highlands, and Capitol Hill. Front Range Waste & Roll-Off Services provides high-capacity, heavy-gauge roll-off containers built to withstand Colorado's extreme temperature swings and high-altitude construction demands.
Positioned at 5150 Havana St with direct access to I-70, I-225, and Pena Boulevard, our logistics hub reaches Aurora, Lakewood, Centennial, and Thornton in minutes. Every container delivery is protected by our signature hardwood driveway shielding.
Commercial Facility:
5150 Havana St, Ste 108, Denver, CO 80239
Service Radius:
Greater Denver metro area and surrounding county municipalities.
Operating a roll-off fleet along the Front Range requires deep geotechnical expertise. Denver's soil is infamous for containing swelling bentonite clay, which expands dramatically when wet and shrinks during dry periods, creating unstable subgrades beneath concrete driveways. Dropping a multi-ton steel container on an unpadded driveway can easily fracture tensioned concrete slabs. Furthermore, Colorado's weather can shift from 70°F sunshine to freezing snowdrifts within hours. Front Range Waste & Roll-Off Services places 2-inch kiln-dried timber distribution boards beneath every steel wheel and front roller, creating a protective barrier against pavement cracking and moisture freezing.
Our drivers carry thick 2×10 hardwood distribution planks on every delivery run. Before the heavy steel rollers touch your driveway, boards are positioned to absorb all point weight, preventing pavement gouges, paver cracks, and soil ruts.
Dumpsters located completely on private driveways, residential parking pads, or commercial property require zero permits in Denver. If a container must occupy a public city street or metered curbside lane, a Street Occupancy Permit must be secured through the Denver Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI, 201 W Colfax Ave). The container must feature retro-reflective safety markers and cannot block bike lanes or RTD bus stops.
All containers feature heavy ground rollers and rear walk-in barn doors for easy loading.
12' L × 8' W × 3.5' H
Heavy dense loads in Denver: concrete, dirt, sand, rock, tile, and asphalt pavers.
Reserve 10-Yard22' L × 8' W × 4.5' H
Roof tearoffs, whole-home cleanouts, deck removals, and flooring tearouts across Denver.
Reserve 20-Yard22' L × 8' W × 6.0' H
Multi-room drywall gutting, framing remodels, and commercial tenant buildouts in Denver.
Reserve 30-Yard22' L × 8' W × 8.0' H
Total building tear-downs, massive industrial warehouse clearouts, and high-volume bulky waste.
Reserve 40-YardWe place heavy 2x10 kiln-dried hardwood planks under all steel rollers and landing feet, ensuring the container's weight is distributed across a wide timber footprint so point-loads never crack concrete slabs.
Yes, our four-wheel-drive roll-off trucks are equipped for severe winter driving. We ensure proper placement and prompt swaps even during cold Front Range winter weather.
All collected waste is transported directly to the Denver Arapahoe Disposal Site (DADS) on Gun Club Road or local certified C&D recycling centers, adhering strictly to Colorado CDPHE environmental regulations.
