What comes out of a unit
THE WHOLE UNIT, NOT JUST THE HEAVY STUFF
Storage units are moves that never finished. A couch, a mattress, boxes of paperwork, a bed frame in pieces, and whatever got shoved to the back when the door last closed.
We take all of it in one visit. Anything worth donating goes to a charity partner, and the floor gets swept so the facility signs off instead of billing you another month.
✓Sofas & sectionals
✓Mattresses & box springs
✓Bed frames & headboards
✓Dressers & nightstands
✓Dining sets
✓Boxes & totes
✓Paperwork & files
✓Appliances
✓Televisions & electronics
✓Office furniture
✓Filing cabinets
✓Rugs & carpet
✓Exercise equipment
✓Bicycles
✓Tools & toolboxes
✓Holiday decorations
✓Clothing & linens
✓Kitchenware
✓Kids’ furniture & toys
✓Water-damaged boxes
✓Mildewed textiles
✓Pallets & packing debris
How it works
MEET AT THE GATE, LEAVE IT SWEPT
Storage cleanouts live or die on access. Tell us the facility, the gate hours, and the unit number and we plan the visit around the loading dock and the elevator, not the other way around.
HOW WE PRICE →01
Send the unit size and photos
A 5x10 and a 10x30 are different jobs. Photos through the open door are enough for a flat quote.
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We meet you at the facility
Or you leave access instructions with the office. Gate codes, elevators, and upper floors are all normal for us.
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Empty in one visit
Furniture, boxes, and appliances go straight to the truck. Donatables get separated as we load.
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Swept and signed off
Floor swept and the unit left inspection-ready so you can close the account that day.
Access and logistics
GATES, ELEVATORS, AND UPPER FLOORS
Facilities all have their own quirks. None of them change the price — they just change how we plan the visit.
Gate codes and office hours
We work inside the facility’s access window. If the office requires a contractor check-in or insurance on file, tell us and we handle it.
Upstairs and interior units
Elevators, long interior hallways, and second-floor units are included. Stairs don’t add a fee.
Climate-controlled buildings
We use floor protection and keep the corridor clear so the manager doesn’t have anything to complain about.
You don’t have to be there
Plenty of out-of-state customers authorize access through the office and approve by photo instead of flying in.
Water damage and mildew
Units flood and leak. Ruined boxes and mildewed furniture get bagged so nothing spreads through the building.
Where it goes
DONATED, RECYCLED, THEN DISPOSED
Storage contents are usually intact — a lot of it goes back into use instead of into a landfill.
Charity donation
Usable furniture, housewares, clothing, and tools go to local nonprofits.
Metal & appliances
Bed frames, filing cabinets, and appliances go to scrap and appliance recyclers.
Mattress recycling
Mattresses and box springs are broken down into steel, foam, and fiber rather than landfilled whole.
Paper & e-waste
Cardboard gets recycled, documents go to shredding, and electronics route to a certified processor.
STORAGE UNITS, IN THEIR WORDS
★★★★★ 5.0 across Google & Nextdoor
★★★★★
"Four years of paying $180 a month for furniture I’d forgotten. Emptied in ninety minutes and I closed the account that afternoon."
BRETT S. · PLANO
★★★★★
"Inherited my uncle’s unit in Garland and live in Ohio. They met the manager, cleared it, and sent photos. Zero flights."
JANET C. · GARLAND
★★★★★
"We buy auction units and they clear the remainder inside the facility’s window every time. Deposits always come back."
MARCO V. · DALLAS