A full house cleanout — whether it's a move, an estate, or just years of accumulation finally catching up — is easier to face with a plan than without one.
Start room by room
- Bedrooms — furniture, clothing, personal items
- Kitchen — appliances, dishware, pantry items
- Living areas — furniture, electronics, decor
- Garage — usually the biggest single category
- Attic and storage — boxes and items that haven't seen daylight in years
- Yard — outdoor furniture, dead plants, storage sheds
Sort as you go
Keep, donate, sell, haul away — the same four categories that work for any cleanout, just applied room by room instead of trying to tackle the whole house at once.
When it's time to call for help
Once you've sorted what's actually leaving the property, a full house worth of junk is usually too much for a single trip to the dump in a personal vehicle. That's where we come in — call or text photos and we'll clear it in one visit.
Got junk to get rid of?
Text a few photos and we'll send back a straight price — usually the same day.