Garage Cleanouts
A garage cleanout reclaims your primary storage and parking space by removing years of accumulated clutter. We haul away old tools, sporting goods, broken mowers, boxes of junk, and random debris, leaving you with a clean, functional garage.
Who It's For
Homeowners who can no longer park their cars inside, families preparing to move, or anyone tired of looking at a mountain of boxes.
The Process
- We assess the total volume of items in the garage.
- You point out what stays and what goes.
- We load the junk into our trucks.
- We sweep the garage floor clean before we leave.
What we review before the quote
We review the items, access, and any handling requirements before providing a free quote. There are no published prices or ranges.
Preparation
You don't need to organize everything, but it helps if you clearly separate or mark the items you intend to keep. Make sure there is clear access to the garage driveway.
Local Context
Many homes in the subdivisions of Amelia and Withamsville rely on their garages for storage since basements can be limited. Reclaiming that space is our most requested service.
Related Resources
- How to Clean Out Your Garage in One Weekend
- What Does Junk Removal Cost in Clermont County?
- Junk Removal vs. Dumpster Rental: Which is Better?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to move everything out of the garage first?
No. Leave it exactly where it is. Just point to what needs to go, and we handle all the lifting and loading.
Can you take old paint cans from the garage?
We cannot take wet paint. If the paint is completely dried out (you can use kitty litter to dry it), we can take the cans. Otherwise, wet paint is hazardous waste.
Will you sweep the garage when you're done?
Yes, we always provide a basic sweep of the area we cleared so you are left with a clean floor.
Can you take my old riding lawnmower?
Yes. However, you must drain all gas and oil from the mower before we can load it into our truck.
What's Included
- Cardboard boxes and random clutter
- Old tools, workbenches, and hardware
- Broken lawnmowers and yard equipment
- Bicycles, toys, and sporting goods
- Scrap wood and leftover project materials
Not Included
- Wet paint, chemicals, oils, and hazardous waste
- Tires and other regulated items need to be reviewed before scheduling.