Garage Cleanout

No, and most people don’t. We walk through with you first so you can point out anything staying, then work around it. If you’d rather go through boxes as we pull them out, we’ll work at your pace instead. Nothing needs to be moved to the driveway beforehand.

Paint yes, the other two no. Household paint goes for a small per-gallon fee listed on our pricing page. Solvents and thinners, motor oil and other automotive fluids, propane and gas cylinders, car and lithium batteries and fluorescent tubes are all outside what we can legally haul. King County runs free drop-off sites and we’ll point you to the nearest one

Most take two to four hours. A single-car garage with a moderate amount in it is usually closer to two. A packed two- or three-car garage with shelving to break down runs longer. We’ll give you a time estimate along with the price, before we start.

Yes, every time. We sweep the floor before we leave. It’s part of the job rather than an add-on, and it’s the difference between a cleared garage and an empty one.

We sort as we load. Anything in usable condition goes to local donation partners, including Habitat for Humanity. Metal, electronics and cardboard get recycled. We do our best to find somewhere for the rest to go, so as little as possible ends up in the landfill.

We price by the fraction of the truck your load fills rather than by the hour or by the item, so you only pay for the space you actually use. Our pricing page has the full breakdown, and we confirm the exact number on site before we start loading.