Estate cleanout
Before you pay to clear the house, let us take a look.
Families often pay to haul away things that had real buyers. One walkthrough usually changes the plan.
What looks like a cleanout often turns out to include things worth selling — by estate sale, auction, a curated online sale, or donation. The home itself may also need a plan.
We look before anything worth selling leaves the house.
The right order
- 1
Protect personal items and documents
Photographs, records, and anything sentimental come out first.
- 2
Find what's worth selling
Furniture, jewelry, tools, collections, vehicles, and the ordinary-looking things that quietly sell.
- 3
Sell what's worth selling
Estate sale, auction, a curated online sale, or a direct call to collectors and dealers we know.
- 4
Donate
Usable items go to donation, with paperwork where it helps.
- 5
Remove what is left
Only after the value is out does anything get hauled.
- 6
Prepare the home
The property is left ready for listing, closing, or family use.
Common questions
Is a cleanout free if you sell the contents?
Sometimes the sale offsets part or all of the clearing cost. We will not promise that before seeing the home.
How fast can you start?
Most walkthroughs happen within a few days. Tell us if there is a closing date driving the timeline.