A full garage is one of the first things buyers notice and one of the last things sellers deal with. Clearing it before your photos and first open house makes the space read as a real, usable garage, which shows better and helps the home move faster.
Why clear the garage before listing?
Buyers want to picture their own cars, storage, and projects in the space, and that is hard to do around someone else's clutter. A cleared garage photographs larger, signals a well-kept home, and removes an easy thing for buyers to negotiate against. Ideally it is done before listing photos are taken.
How it works
You point out anything you are keeping or moving, and the crew clears the rest in one visit, from old furniture and appliances to paint-free clutter and broken storage. Everything is carried out for you, and usable items are donated while wood and metal are recycled. Our garage cleanout checklist is a good place to start if you want to sort first.
What does it cost?
A typical garage cleanout is starting at $355, with a $75 minimum, and the final price depends on how full the garage is. Send a few photos and we price the whole job from them before anything is booked; once you approve that price, it covers everything in the photos. No hourly meter and no dump fees added at the end. See the garage cleanout page or the full price list for details.