ServicesGarage Cleanouts
Garage Cleanouts in Hapeville
We clear out the boxes, old tools, broken bikes and everything else that took over your garage. You point, we carry and load. We sweep when we finish, and a few weeks later we check in to see how the space is holding up.
Get your garage back for the car, the tools or the workout space
A garage fills up one box at a time. Then one day the car is in the driveway and you can't reach the lawn mower. That's when a cleanout makes sense. We take the heavy lifting off your hands and haul it all away in one visit.
You decide what stays. We work around shelves, freezers and anything you want to keep, and we load the rest onto our truck. Usable items get set aside for donation when we can, and the rest goes to the right place for disposal.
We've been doing this work since 2021. What sets our garage jobs apart is what happens after the truck leaves. We call back, ask how the space is working and share a few simple habits that keep it from filling up again.
What a garage cleanout includes
Sorting together on site
First we walk the garage with you. You decide what stays, what leaves and what you're still thinking about. Nothing goes without your okay.
Every bit of lifting and loading
Old dressers, broken treadmills, rusty grills, piles of paint-stained lumber. Our crew carries it out, so your back stays fine and your car stays unscratched.
Donation and recycling
Working furniture, tools and sports gear can often be used again. Scrap metal and cardboard are pulled for recycling where possible.
A clean floor
With the junk gone, we sweep up the dust, leaves and packing bits left behind. Bare concrete shows again.
A check-in call
We reach out after the job. If a corner is filling back up or you've found more to toss, we talk it over. We also share ideas on shelving, storage bins and keeping damp boxes off the floor.
Signs your garage is ready for a cleanout
- Your car sits in the driveway
- A garage is built for a car. If yours hasn't been parked inside in a year, the clutter is winning.
- Boxes feel soft or smell musty
- Cardboard on concrete pulls in moisture, and Georgia humidity makes it happen faster. Soft, stained boxes can be a sign mildew and pests are on the way.
- You've given up hunting for things
- If buying a new rake is easier than finding the old one, the mess is costing you twice.
- A sale or move is coming
- Buyers pick up on a packed garage. Clearing it before you list or before the movers arrive spares you a rough final week.
- You're seeing pests
- Droppings, chewed cardboard or webs in every corner usually mean clutter has sat too long.
How the day goes
- 1
A free look at the garage
We go through the garage, agree on what's going and give you an upfront price before anything moves. No hidden fees turn up afterward.
- 2
Set the date
Same-day and next-day service is available, depending on the schedule. Otherwise we pick a day that suits you.
- 3
Carry it out and drive it off
The crew brings everything out, keeps the driveway protected and loads the truck. A typical garage takes a few hours, more or less depending on how full it is.
- 4
Sweep and final look
The floor gets swept, and we go through the garage together so you can make sure nothing was left.
- 5
We check in later
Some time after, we reach out to ask how the garage is holding up and help with questions about keeping it clear.
What moves the price of a garage cleanout
Truck space is most of the price. We see the garage in person and quote you up front, so the cost is clear before anything gets lifted.
- Volume
- A few big items cost less than a garage stuffed wall to wall. The more truck space it takes, the higher the price.
- Heavy or awkward pieces
- Old safes, workbenches, pianos and broken concrete need more labor and add weight to the load.
- Time spent sorting
- Going through boxes one at a time with you takes longer than hauling items you've already pulled aside.
- Items with special disposal
- Tires, paint and chemicals often have to be handled separately. We flag them at the estimate so nothing catches you off guard.
Garage cleanout questions
- Will I need to be there?
- It helps if you're around when we start, so you can sign off on what goes. Past that point, lots of customers leave us to it. We wrap up with a walk-through in person or by phone.
- Do you take old paint, oil and lawn chemicals?
- Some of these need special handling and can't go in with ordinary junk. Point them out at the estimate and we'll tell you which ones we can haul and where the others should go.
- What if my car or garage door gets bumped?
- We move slowly around vehicles, door tracks and drywall, and pad narrow spots before heavy items pass. We're also licensed and insured, which matters when a workbench is squeezing by the family car.
- Why do you call after the job?
- We reach out to ask how the garage is working now. If there's more to haul, we can book it. We also share simple ideas, like getting boxes up off the concrete onto shelves so moisture doesn't wreck them.
- How do I know your crew is any good?
- We have over 1,200 Google reviews from customers. Read a few and you'll see how our crews show up and how they leave a garage behind.
Ready to park in your garage again?
We'll come out, look at what you've got and give you an upfront price. No obligation, and we check back after the job.