About Blue Fox Dumpster Rental

Blue Fox Dumpster Rental, Aurora

Blue Fox Dumpster Rental started in 2016 the way a lot of local hauling companies do: one truck, one used roll-off container, and a short list of neighbors in Aurora who needed a driveway cleared out. Dmitri Volkov ran the truck himself, answered his own phone, and figured out container sizing by trial and error on real jobs — garage cleanouts, a few small remodels, the occasional roofing tear-off after a hailstorm rolled through.

Ten years later the trucks still run out of a single yard near Aurora Municipal Airport, but the routes now reach across the whole Denver metro — from Thornton and Brighton in the north to Parker and Centennial in the south, and out past Watkins and Strasburg on the eastern plains. Growth followed the region: new subdivisions pushing toward Commerce City and Brighton, steady construction around the Anschutz Medical Campus and Buckley Space Force Base, and a stretch of Front Range hail seasons that keeps roofing crews and homeowners alike calling for a container on short notice.

What has not changed is how the company takes a booking. There is no online form and no ticket queue — every rental starts with a phone call to the Aurora yard, and the person who answers is the same person who can tell you what size you actually need and when a truck can get there.

How a job actually works

A booking starts with a phone call to (720) 674-7563, not a web form. Whoever picks up asks what the job is — a garage cleanout, a roof tear-off, a construction dumpster on an active site — and works out a size and a delivery window from there, usually the same call. There is no quote request sitting in an inbox and no automated confirmation email standing in for a real answer.

When the truck shows up, the driver looks at the driveway before dropping anything: is it asphalt, concrete, gravel, sloped, narrow. Boards go down under the rails on request, and the container gets placed where it will actually clear a garage door or a gate rather than wherever is fastest to unload. Pickup works the same way — call when the container is full or the job is done, and a truck gets it scheduled.

Staying with the Denver metro as it grows

The 17 cities on the service list today are not a fixed footprint — they grew as the Denver metro grew. New construction pushing east toward Commerce City and Brighton, continued build-out around the Anschutz Medical Campus, and activity tied to Buckley Space Force Base have all added steady work along the I-70 and E-470 corridor, alongside the usual residential remodels and cleanouts across Arapahoe and Douglas County suburbs like Centennial, Littleton, and Parker.

The plan is to keep adding trucks and container inventory to match that growth without turning the company into something it is not — still a phone call to a real person at a yard in Aurora, not a booking portal owned by somebody out of state.

• 2016Founded by Dmitri Volkov with one truck and one used roll-off container, working out of a small lot in Aurora.
• 2018Added a second truck and container fleet to keep up with jobs spreading into Denver and Commerce City.
• 2020Expanded the size lineup to cover everything from small residential cleanouts to full construction loads.
• 2022Extended regular routes south into Parker and the Douglas County growth corridor, and added junk removal alongside dumpster rental.
• 2024Moved the yard to its current location near Aurora Municipal Airport for faster dispatch across the east metro.
• 2026Now covers all 17 Denver-metro cities on the service list, still booked by a direct phone call to the Aurora yard.