ASPEN TRASH

NEVER DRAG YOUR TRASH or RECYCLE TO THE CURB AGAIN!

Our compact, lightweight, 4-wheel drive trucks will come down your driveway to your garage or trash enclosure.

Aspen Trash is the locally owned waste collection service. We serve residential customers in the City of Aspen and surrounding areas. Aspen Trash provides a wide variety of waste collection and recycling services to residential customers.

Extraordinary Service.  Call us once and you’ll understand.  We will politely and promptly get you the answers and the service you need. We’ll take care of it whether you need a one-time pickup or regular weekly collection. Need to change your service? One quick call, a real person to help you. Consider it done.

Locally Owned.   We live here too. Aspen Trash is owned and operated by people who live in the Roaring Fork Valley. We shop in your neighborhoods, contribute to community organizations. We are your neighbors. We know what you want for your home and your community because we want the same things: clean collection, environment-friendly disposal, and personal service. Decisions are made locally and we reinvest in our community.

Clean Collection.  If you’ve seen our spotless trucks and attractive collection containers, you know that we mean clean. Our equipment is maintained meticulously. And our drivers are courteous and neat. You know at a glance that we’ll leave your collection area immaculate.  For your saftey our trucks are equipted with back up cameras that have sound and infra red allowing us to see clearly day or night. 

Minimize Your Bear Encounters

Keeping trash in bear proof containers or a secure building (replace exterior lever door knobs with round door knobs).

Do not leave pet food outside.

If bears are present remove all bird feeders, including Hummers.

Clean your BBQ and remove grease traps and burn off food residue.

Do not put fruit and veggies in compost piles

Pick all fruit from trees as it ripens and remove all fallen fruit from the ground. Consider a fruitless tree if beginning a landscape project.

Keep all lower level windows and doors closed and secured. If a bear enters your house open doors and do not get between the bear and the escape route.

MOST IMPORTANT Do not feed the bears, try to approach them, take photos of them. Call the Division of Wildlife at 947-2920 m-f 8:00 to 5:00 after hours contact the Colorado State Patrol or your local Sheriff or Police Dept.