We haul it out.
You get the space back.
Garage, attic and basement cleanouts, furniture, appliances, mattresses, e-waste and yard debris — and on the commercial side, office furniture, retail fixtures, tenant-turnover clear-outs, construction debris and warehouse clear-outs. Our own crew, our own truck, and a written quote before anyone lifts anything.
Prefer a form? Request a callback quote — we contact you to price it; no payment at booking.
Send photos. We’ll quote it.
- $2M general liability insured
- Background-checked crew
- Bilingual EN/ES
- No payment at booking
- Phones answered every day, 24 hours
A number that means something.
We do not publish a price list, because no two hauls are alike. Volume is the biggest factor — how much of a truck the load fills — and after that it is the things that make a load harder to move: weight, stairs, a long carry from a back room to the curb, an elevator reservation, or an item that has to come apart before it fits through a door.
A number invented on a web page gets corrected at the door, and that is exactly the conversation nobody wants. So we do it the other way around: send photos or book a 15-minute walkthrough, and you get a written quote before any work starts. Nothing is due at booking, and the price you approve is the price you pay.
How much of the truck
Volume leads. One sofa and two boxes is not a whole garage, and photos settle which one it is in seconds.
How hard it is to get out
Stairs, a long carry, a service elevator with a booked window, a gate: all of it is work, which is why we ask up front.
How heavy it is
A mattress and a safe take similar space and weigh nothing alike. Tell us what is there and the quote reflects it from the start.
From one stubborn sofa to a whole house.
Garage, attic and basement cleanouts
The rooms that quietly became storage. We clear them in one visit — boxes, shelving, old exercise equipment, the paint-spattered furniture nobody has sat on in years — and hand the space back usable.
Furniture, appliances and mattresses
Sofas, dining sets, desks, dressers and bed frames; refrigerators, washers, dryers and stoves; mattresses and box springs. The heavy, awkward things a car cannot take and a neighbor should not be asked to help with.
E-waste and yard debris
TVs, monitors, printers and computers on one side; branches, clippings, cracked planters and pulled fencing on the other. Both pile up in the same corner of the same garage, and both leave on the same visit.
Estate and move-out cleanouts
Whole-home clear-outs for a sale, a lease handoff, or a family sorting out a parent’s house. We work at your pace and take what you point at, room by room, so nothing leaves that you meant to keep.
Got photos handy? That is all we need to quote it.
Offices, storefronts and unit turnovers.
We are an insured vendor at $2M general liability and send a COI on request, which is usually the first thing a building asks for before it lets a truck in. Tell us the access rules — dock, service elevator, permitted hours — and the work is scheduled inside them.
Office furniture and cubicle teardown
Cubicle walls taken apart, desks, chairs, filing cabinets and conference tables out, the storage room emptied. Scheduled around your building’s dock and elevator rules rather than around ours.
Retail fixtures and shelving
Gondolas, racks, display cases, signage and back-room shelving, cleared before a remodel or a handover. We can stage it over closing hours so the floor is never half-dismantled with customers in it.
Tenant turnover and property management
What the last tenant left behind, cleared so the unit can be shown. Property managers book this on the same call as the turnover clean, and the written quote goes to whoever approves the invoice.
Construction debris and warehouse clear-outs
Offcuts, packaging, demo material and pallets after the trades finish, or a warehouse emptied ahead of a lease end. This is the step that has to happen before a post-construction clean is worth booking.
Looking for recurring cleaning rather than a haul? Start with commercial cleaning.
Empty it first. Then clean it.
A deep clean worked around stacked boxes is not a deep clean, it is dodging. That is why most of our cleanouts end in a cleaning the same week: everything goes out first, and then the crew works a space where the job can actually be done properly. One conversation, one schedule.
Deep clean after the cleanout
Baseboards, frames, blinds and sills that have been behind things for years.
Move-out cleaning
Empty and hand over in the same week, with the photo record that settles the final walkthrough.
Post-construction cleaning
Debris leaves first; then fine dust comes off vents, tracks and cabinet interiors.
From photos to an empty room.
Send photos, or book a walkthrough
Photos of the pile on WhatsApp, by text, or by email are usually enough. If it is spread across several rooms, or it is a commercial space, book a 15-minute walkthrough instead.
You get a written quote
A price in writing before anyone lifts anything, based on what is going out and what it takes to get it out. Nothing starts until you approve it, and the price you approve is the price you pay.
Our crew and our truck
The people who show up work for JAS: insured, background-checked, bilingual EN/ES. You point at what goes; we carry it out, including from upstairs, a back room, or a building elevator.
Photos of what we hauled
Before and after photos of the load and the space it came out of, so you can see it empty without standing in it — useful when the property is a rental, an estate, or a unit someone else has to sign off on.
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A written quote before any work starts. No payment at booking, and our phones are answered every day, 24 hours.