Denver Trash and Recycling

I have used Denver Trash as opposed to the private companies I had in the suburbs for 30 years before moving here in June, ‘24. The trash guys are conscientious and excellent and this app is great. The problems are with the admin follow through. I requested a medium can over 6 months ago: nothing, in spite of several calls. Worse, I’m an avid gardener and need the compost can badly. I ordered one over 2 months ago. Two weeks ago I heavily tipped a driver with the request that he see if one could be delivered soon; I called in follow up. I know the service is very busy. But with personal requests for compost and no can, I’m going to be forced to put yard waste and plant material in the trash soon if I can’t get someone to respond. I’m a good customer: someone should handle this.

I love this app. I always know what barrel to take to the curb. Love knowing when large item collection is, and what was the latest date to put out my Christmas tree. It’s nice not having to check the calendar I got in the mail. However I still have the yearly calendar hanging on my frig just in case a zombie apocalypse happens and my cell doesn’t work.

As a super busy professional that lives life at an extreme pace the little things in life can be overlooked because I’m so important little things in my life can be overlooked, this app helps to remind me that tomorrow is trash and or recycling day. Ok the first part of this review is a lie I spend so much time on the couch that days blend together and the only difference between Monday and Thursday is the television program that I’m mindlessly watching as I smashed burgers and fries into my mouth. Thank god this app exists to tell me which day the city is coming to take all my wrappers away. Until this app all my garbage went into the garage until my mother came over and cried, then forced my dad to take my shame to the dump. My mother still comes over and cries but thanks to this app she cries because her son is a failure not a filthy failure.