RV Removal & Camper Hauling in Boulder, CO

Snow-season wear accelerates deterioration fast. Roof membranes crack under ice load, slide-outs seize, and subfloors go soft from repeated melt cycles. A unit that looked rough two winters ago may now be structurally compromised. Once removed, usable components go to salvage, recyclable metals go to a processor, and non-recoverable materials are disposed of properly. If the unit sat on bare ground, we assess whether a pad cleanup or debris haul is needed before we close the job. Leaving a clean footprint matters on cabin lots and storage yards where the space gets reused.

Some units qualify for free removal when salvage or scrap value offsets the haul cost. Towable units with intact frames, functioning axles, and accessible placement are stronger candidates. Units buried in snow damage, parked uphill on soft ground, or stripped of recoverable components typically do not offset costs — those jobs are quoted as paid removals. We give you a straight answer on which category applies after reviewing your photos and site details. No assumption is made before we see the access conditions.

Pricing is shaped by four inputs: unit condition, salvage recovery potential, site access difficulty, and haul distance to the nearest processing facility. A non-running Class A on a paved flat lot costs less to remove than a collapsed travel trailer at the end of a rutted mountain road. Grade steepness, tree clearance, surface type, and whether winch or staging equipment is needed all factor into the quote. There are no fixed rates published here because access variables in Colorado swing costs significantly. Photos and a site description get you an accurate number fast.

Having a clean title speeds up removal. Without one, the process depends on the unit's age, registration history, and how ownership is documented. A bill of sale, expired registration, or estate paperwork can sometimes substitute depending on circumstances. We are not a title service and do not provide legal guidance — but we can tell you what documentation is typically needed so you can gather it before pickup day in Boulder County. Units with no paperwork at all are reviewed case by case. Do not assume missing title means the unit cannot be removed.

Property managers, storage yards, HOAs, and landlords in Boulder dealing with an abandoned unit should document the situation before calling. We work with commercial and residential property owners, but authorization to remove must be established. Contact us with photos, property type, and a summary of the ownership situation to start the review.

Hanson & Son RV Removal focuses on RVs and campers — not general junk. That means access planning is built into every quote, not figured out when the truck arrives. Mountain driveways, cabin storage yards, and snow-damaged units require equipment decisions made in advance. We match the haul method to the site, give honest assessments on free versus paid, and do not send crews unprepared for grade or clearance conditions. That specificity saves time and prevents failed pickups.

Homeowners clearing cabin lots, estate representatives, storage facility managers, RV park operators, and HOA property managers across Boulder County all use this service. Both residential and commercial removal requests are accepted.