Garage cleanout
Clear accumulated household items from a garage after you decide what stays.
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Plan removal of disconnected appliances taking up garage floor space.

Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers and small appliances are listed by the client as accepted categories. Confirm the particular item before scheduling.
Describe the items before scheduling. The final removal list should be agreed on before loading begins; anything marked to keep stays put.
Identify the appliance and whether it is disconnected. Do not attempt electrical, gas or plumbing disconnection as part of a cleanout.
The number and size of items, their weight, any disassembly, access to the garage and the carry distance all help define the job. Describe a blocked driveway, narrow gate or stairs at the outset.
The client says it does not take fuel, car fluids, wet paint, cleaners, pesticides, pressurized containers, biohazards or other hazardous materials. Keep these out of the removal group and check an appropriate local disposal option.
The appliance must be safely disconnected before a removal visit. Ask a qualified professional when utility work is involved.
Clear accumulated household items from a garage after you decide what stays.
Move unwanted household furniture stored in the garage.
Remove bagged or contained yard debris stored around the garage.
List what needs to go, what stays and any access questions before arranging a visit.