IF IT’S IN THERE, IT CAN GO
Garages collect a specific kind of clutter: the half-finished project, the exercise bike, the boxes from a move two houses ago, and four generations of lawn equipment. Most of it we take on the spot.
Point at what stays and what goes. We work around anything you’re keeping, break down shelving if you want the wall back, and sweep the slab before we leave.
EMPTY, SORTED, SWEPT
A garage cleanout goes fastest when the sorting happens once. We stage decisions at the door, load straight to the truck, and finish with a broom instead of leaving you a pile at the curb.
HOW WE PRICE →PAINT, CHEMICALS, AND TIRES
Garages hold the awkward stuff. Here’s what we can take, what needs a different door, and how the odd items get handled so nothing ends up illegally dumped.
DONATE, RECYCLE, THEN DISPOSE
A garage load is usually half metal and cardboard, which means most of it never sees a landfill.