Garages, rental turnovers, pre-listing prep and estate remainders — cleared by a local, licensed crew that shows up when it says it will and leaves the space swept.
Clearing out after a loss, prepping a rental for the season, or getting a property ready to list — the process is the same: photos, a firm number, a clean space.
Overstuffed sheds, storage rooms and full basements hauled out to bare floor. Stairs and bulkhead access included in the quote, never sprung on you.
One heavy thing that needs to leave — a fridge, a couch, a piano. Priced per unit, hauled and disposed of properly.
A one-car garage packed floor to rafters is a single-day job for two people and a trailer. We sort as we load, pull anything a donation partner will take, run the rest to the transfer station, and sweep the slab before we leave.
Every job ends with photographs, so whoever is not standing in the garage can still see it. The two below show the kind of space we start with and the state we hand back.
One shot from the doorway, one of the densest corner, one of anything large. Ninety seconds of your time is all a firm quote needs.
Priced by scope, not by the hour, so nobody watches the clock. Add-ons like appliances or a second dump run are itemized before you agree to anything.
We arrive on the scheduled day, remove what was quoted, make the donation run, sweep up and send the after photos.
These five things are in the price of a $275 garage corner and a $5,000 estate alike. They are not upsells.
Taken at start and finish, sent the same day — useful for landlords, executors and family out of state.
Transfer station charges for that run are inside the quoted price. A second run, if the volume calls for it, is quoted up front.
Furniture, clothing and housewares a local partner will accept go to them rather than the landfill.
Swept, no debris or dust left from what we removed. You should be able to walk into an empty, clean space.
Notes, photos and invoice logged against your job, so there is a paper trail for repeat work or estate records.
Something not covered here? Text it over with your photos and you will get a straight answer.
Ask us anythingNearly everything that accumulates in garages, basements, sheds and homes: furniture, appliances, boxes, bags, tools, sporting goods, lawn equipment, clothing, electronics and mattresses. Unsure about one item? Send a photo of it.
Regulated hazardous material: motor oil, gasoline, propane, liquid paint, solvents and chemical waste, plus anything requiring a licensed remediation contractor such as asbestos or lead. Dried latex paint is usually fine. Rhode Island runs free household hazardous waste drop-off days and we will point you to the next one.
Most jobs land within a few days of an approved quote. May through September books up fast — photos sent early in the week usually get a same-week or early-next-week slot. Same-week and weekend scheduling carry a small premium, quoted before you commit.
No. Plenty of our work is for adult children managing a parent's home and out-of-state owners. We need access — a lockbox code, a realtor's key, a neighbor — and we send photos throughout and at completion.
Because a "full garage" can mean heavy furniture and appliances or a wall of cardboard, and the two prices are not close. Photos let us commit to a number, and they set a shared baseline for what the job was when you booked it.
Yes, in Rhode Island, and we will send proof on request. Mason also runs Senn Painting, so this is an established local operator rather than a truck and a phone number.
A few photos and your town is enough. Most quote requests in before 4pm get an answer the same day.
