You can certainly make your way around Denver by riding a bike. However, there are over 850 miles of paved, off-road trails designed specifically for bike use. You can opt for a pleasant ride through some of the many city parks or a more aggressive dirt trail mountain bike adventure. Bottom line: Denver is very friendly to bike riders. Are you ready to hit the trails this summer? If you have an old bike that has been in storage in your garage, it might take a lot of work to get it ready for riding again. Maybe one of the reasons you stopped riding is because the bike was uncomfortable. That simple means it wasn’t a good fit for your body type. That can easily be fixed with a new bike built just for you. Before you bring that two-wheeler home, you’ll want to take care of your old bike disposal. That is a job for Junk King.

Junk King Denver is part of a national chain of professional junk haulers who specialize in removing those objects that take up too much space in your home. These would be all the things that you’re done with. Maybe it’s a piece of furniture that has worn out and is no longer comfortable. Maybe it is a pile of clothes that you don’t fit into. Or maybe it’s that old bike that you don’t want to ride. Whatever the item, you can depend on Junk King to have it removed safely and efficiently.

Junk King will dispatch a two-man moving crew for your junk removal appointment. This will be the team that does the actual lifting and loading of all you unwanted items. Clearly, loading up a bike won’t take two movers but they’ll be there for your use. Knowing you’ve got that kind of muscle power could certainly impact what you can have taken away. Keep in mind that the Junk King crew can also do some dismantling. That means something like a backyard swing set or office furniture can be disassembled and loaded up. If it is going to end up on the back of the truck, then the Junk King crew will be happy to take care of it. Taking care of your bike disposal could mean clearing your home of all its junk thanks to Junk King.