Northern Colorado · Former Step Up customers

Your trash company got sold.
You still have a choice.

We've been right here since 2008. Same owners. Same trucks. No contracts. $29/mo — and a real person answers when you call.

Worth knowing before you renew

What the sale actually means for you

Mountain High acquired Step Up in June 2026. They're a real Colorado company — but when ownership changes, pricing and contract terms can shift without much notice. Their public BBB record is worth a look before you decide whether to stay.

Mountain High Disposal — BBB Public RecordSource: BBB.org · June 2026
1.25 / 5
Customer star rating
16 reviews on BBB.org
13
Complaints in 12 mo.
19 total over 3 years
Unauthorized signups
Confirmed by Mountain High in writing to BBB

Multiple complaints describe customers being enrolled by door-to-door reps without clearly agreeing to service — something Mountain High confirmed in writing to the BBB. If a rep came to your door recently, check your statements. Full complaint history on BBB.org →

Dumpster Diverz pink roll-off in a Northern Colorado neighborhood

Still local. Not acquired. Since 2008.

Here's what different actually looks like

  • No contracts — cancel anytime, no fees
  • $29/mo flat rate, publicly listed — no quote form
  • Family-owned since 2008, same owners, never sold
  • We show up every week, reliably
  • Call us and a real local person answers
Start Service — $29/mo

Ready to make the move?

Switching takes about 5 minutes

1

Sign up online or call

No pushy door-to-door reps.

2

We deliver your pink cart

Right to your curb.

3

First pickup next week

Weekly trash. Done.

No contract. No commitment. Cancel anytime.

Common questions from Step Up customers

Northern Colorado's last family-owned hauler.

Since 2008. No corporate acquisition. No call center. Just us.

See how we compare to Mountain High, RAM, and Republic →