The garage is where junk goes to hide. Boxes from the last move, a broken treadmill, paint cans, a bike nobody rides, half a renovation. One customer told us they had been "left a mess in my garage by a contractor" and picked us at random. Another wrote that we "took everything that I needed and even last minute added furniture" and then "swept my garage, too which needed sweeping." That last part is not an extra. It is how we finish.
What a garage cleanout includes
- Removal of everything you want gone: boxes, furniture, old appliances, tools, bikes, toys, shelving and general clutter.
- Help sorting. You tell us what stays, what goes, and what might be worth donating.
- Loading and hauling, with nothing for you to carry.
- A sweep of the floor once it is clear.
What we cannot take
Garages collect a lot of things that cannot go in a junk truck: old paint, solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, motor oil, propane tanks and car batteries. Those need special handling through your county's household hazardous waste program. We will set them aside so you can drop them off properly. Read more in what junk removal companies cannot take.
Partial cleanouts are fine
You do not have to empty the whole space. Want just the back corner cleared, or only the stuff on one wall? Point to it and we will take exactly that. Prices are based on how much room your items take in the truck, so you only pay for what goes.
Need a plan before we come? Our garage cleanout checklist walks through it. Clearing the attic or basement too? See attic and basement cleanouts.