Northglenn requires a City right-of-way permit for any work in a public right-of-way, including “any use or storage of equipment or materials,” and the applicant must be the contractor (§§ 16-2-2, 16-2-4, 16-2-6). The code does not name dumpsters, so we call the ROW office (303-450-8984) first; no City rule for your driveway.
Dumpster Rental in Northglenn, CO
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Dumpster Rental in Northglenn
A 1959 planned suburb along I-25, full of 1960s and 70s homes ready for new kitchens, baths and roofs.
Northglenn started in spring 1959 as Perl-Mack’s pre-planned subdivision in unincorporated Adams County. On June 30, 1959, more than 15,000 people came to see the first five show homes at what is now I-25 and 104th Avenue; by October 1962 there were 10,000 residents in 3,000 homes, and the city incorporated in 1969.
Sixty percent of Northglenn’s homes were built before 1980, so the typical job is a kitchen or bath remodel, a roof or an estate clean-out, with new-build work at Karl’s Farm, the old Hinkhouse dairy at 120th Avenue and Race Street. About 39,000 people live here. City Hall is about 12 miles from our yard by I-270 and I-25, and a call before noon often gets a same-day drop.
ZIP code(s):
80233, 80234, 80241, 80260, 80603
80233, 80234, 80241, 80260, 80603
Status:
City — Adams and Weld counties
City — Adams and Weld counties
Distance from our Aurora yard:
about 12 miles
about 12 miles
Local government:
northglenn.org
northglenn.org
Where We Deliver in Northglenn
Areas we cover
- Original Perl-Mack Northglenn between 104th and 120th avenues: 1960s homes, remodels, roofs and clean-outs
- Webster Lake and the 120th Avenue and Grant Street area: older homes, clean-outs and remodels
- Karl’s Farm at 120th Avenue and Race Street: new-build homes, move-ins and landscaping
Every service we offer is available in Northglenn: residential, construction and commercial dumpster rental, junk removal, same-day delivery and yard-waste containers, in all five sizes.
Northglenn At A Glance
Landmarks & routes
Local landmarks
- E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park and Webster Lake
- Northglenn Marketplace
- Northglenn Veterans Memorial
- Northglenn Recreation Center and D.L. Parsons Theatre
- Northglenn Justice Center
- City Hall on Community Center Drive
Getting to you
- I-70 west to I-270, then I-25 north to the 104th or 120th Avenue exits
- I-25 runs north to south through the city
- 104th Avenue and 120th Avenue (SH 128) are the main east-west roads
- E-470 and SH 7 to the north
Do I need a permit in Northglenn?
Northglenn’s code is broad about its streets. No one except City staff, or someone exempted by contract with the City, may undertake “any work in a public right-of-way” without first getting a City permit (§ 16-2-4), and “work” includes “any use or storage of equipment or materials within a public right-of-way” (§ 16-2-2). The applicant must be the contractor performing the work, with a contractor’s license, insurance and bonds (§ 16-2-6), permits run up to ninety days with one extension, and starting work without a permit costs $500 plus twice the permit fee (§ 16-2-29). The code does not mention dumpsters by name, so before any street placement we call the City’s right-of-way office (11701 Community Center Drive, 303-450-8984) rather than assume. On your own driveway or lot the City publishes no container rule. The City’s special bulky-item pickup does not take construction materials, and a demolition needs a City building permit (Building Division, 303-450-8745).
FAQ
Northglenn dumpster rental questions
- Is a permit needed for a dumpster in Northglenn?
- How quickly can you get to Northglenn?City Hall is about 12 miles from our yard by I-270 and I-25. A call before noon often gets a same-day drop; otherwise it is first thing the next morning.
- What size for a kitchen or bath remodel in a 1960s house?A 10 or 15-yard for most kitchen or bath jobs, a 20-yard if you are gutting more than one room or pulling old carpet too. See our sizes page or call and we will size it with you.
- Will the City’s bulky-item pickup take my old drywall and lumber?No. The City’s special pickup does not take construction materials, so drywall and lumber from a remodel need another route; a 10 or 15-yard on the driveway is the usual one.
Need a dumpster in Northglenn? Call (720) 343-7409
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