What this service covers
Clear unwanted cabinets, totes, holiday storage, and the forgotten contents of deep garage shelves. The agreed scope is confirmed before loading. Garage junk removal is handled inside the main cleanout service rather than split into a duplicate page.
- Freestanding cabinets and shelving
- Old totes and boxed belongings
- Seasonal and hobby storage
- Removal after owner-directed sorting
Before the crew arrives
Open containers you want reviewed and remove personal records. Identify built-ins, wall-mounted cabinets, and anything that may require disassembly.
Keep paint, chemicals, fuel, asbestos-containing material, and unknown liquids outside the general haul pile. Call first if an item is unusually heavy, wet, sharp, built in, or connected to gas, water, or power.
How the work proceeds
- Describe the items and send or prepare clear photos.
- Point out keep items and any access constraints.
- Review the estimate and agreed scope before work begins.
- The crew loads accepted items and clears the immediate work area.
Common estimate factors
Volume, material type, item weight, disassembly, stairs, loading distance, winter access, and disposal requirements can all affect the estimate. A photo of the pile and the route to the truck is more useful than a one-line item count.
Questions customers ask
Do I need to move everything to the curb?
No. Published operator information supports curbside and full-service pickup. Tell the estimator where items are located so access is included in the scope.
Can you take hazardous material?
Hazardous material is excluded from general hauling. Use Olmsted County’s Waste Wizard or contact the appropriate local facility for current instructions.
Is pricing fixed?
No fixed price is shown here. The load, material, access, labor, and disposal route need to be reviewed.