Estate Cleanout

Yes, and most estate cleanouts do. Families usually need a first pass, then time, then the rest. We can come in at any stage, including before anything has been decided, and we’ll come back as many times as the job needs.

We set it aside and show you. Documents, photographs, jewelry, military items and anything that looks personal comes off the load and onto a table rather than into the truck. It’s much easier to check before something leaves than to wonder afterward.

No. The crew works at whatever pace you set, and if you need to stop for the day we stop. We’ve done enough of these to know the day someone expected to be manageable often isn’t, and nobody is going to move you through a room.

Where a partner will take it, yes. Furniture, kitchenware, linens and household goods in decent condition go to local organizations rather than to disposal. We can’t issue donation receipts, so if the estate needs documented deductions for tax purposes, arrange that separately before the house is cleared.

Yes, including the garage, basement, shed and yard. A full house is normally more than one truckload, so we plan multiple trips and tell you that when we quote. We sweep the rooms before we leave.

By the fraction of the truck the load fills, the same as any other job, so a partial clear costs less than a whole house. For estates we’d normally do a walkthrough rather than quote from photos. Call or text 425-224-7760 to arrange one.