Estate & Home Cleanouts in Hall County, GA
When a whole house needs to be emptied, we clear it out and leave it swept clean. We're two brothers from Hall County, and we treat every home like it belonged to our own family.
Fill out the form below for a free quote, or call or text 678-224-1606.
Cleanouts we handle
Estate and probate cleanouts
Whole-house cleanouts before a sale or a move
Garage, basement, attic, and shed cleanouts
Rental and move-out cleanouts for landlords and property managers
How a cleanout works
Call or text us, or send photos through our quote form, and we'll give you a free quote.
Set aside anything the family is keeping. We'll work around it.
We clear out everything else and donate usable items to local donation centers.
We haul away the rest and sweep out every room, so the home is ready for what's next.
For families, executors, realtors, and property managers
Handling an estate from out of town, getting a house ready to list, or turning over a rental? We'll keep you updated by phone and text the whole way through, so you don't have to be there for every step.
Need a single room or a few big items gone instead? See our furniture and appliance removal and junk removal services. Dealing with a hoarded home? See our hoarder house cleanup.
Estate cleanouts in Gainesville and Hall County, from walkthrough to broom clean
An estate cleanout usually comes at a hard time. A parent has passed or moved into care, and emptying the house falls to family members who already have full lives, sometimes from hours away. Here's how a whole-house cleanout runs, what happens to papers and keepsakes we find, how we keep out-of-town family informed, what we can't take, and what it costs.
Starting with a walkthrough
We walk every room with you, plus the garage, attic, basement and sheds, so the price reflects what's there. Before cleanout day, the family marks what stays with colored tape or sticky notes, or moves everything being kept into one room we leave alone. Hoping to find something specific, like a watch or a box of old slides? Tell us so we watch for it.
Papers, photos and valuables we come across
Houses lived in for decades keep things in drawers, coat pockets and shoe boxes. As we clear each room, anything that looks important goes into a set-aside box instead of the trailer: paperwork, bank statements, photo albums, loose pictures, jewelry, cash and keys. The family sorts that box at its own pace. We're careful, but we can't promise to catch everything, so take what matters most before we start.
Donations, hauling and the broom-clean finish
Furniture, kitchenware, linens, tools and clothing in usable shape go to local donation centers. Everything else goes on our trailer and is disposed of properly. Old paint and chemicals from the garage are the exception: we can't take them, and our Hall County dump guide shows what the county accepts. Once a room is empty we sweep it, and the whole house is left broom clean.
Updates for out-of-town family and realtors
If you're settling the estate from another state, or a realtor is waiting to list the house, we can text photos as each room clears, so you see the progress without making the drive. A realtor can use them to schedule cleaners and listing photos. At the walkthrough, tell us who should get the updates and how we'll get in on cleanout day.
What estate cleanouts cost
A whole-house estate cleanout starts at $800, which includes donating usable items and leaving the house broom clean. Each extra full load starts at $600, so a house that fills our trailer three times starts at $2,000 ($800 + $600 + $600). Stairs, basements, attics, long carries and heavy material like lumber raise the price. If there's a storage unit to empty too, storage unit cleanouts start at $300. See our pricing page for more.
Estate cleanout questions
We're planning an estate sale. When should we call you? Anytime for a quote, but schedule the cleanout for after the sale. We take what didn't sell and everything never put out.
What happens to old bills and paperwork? They go in the set-aside box for the family. We don't shred documents, so shred anything sensitive or take it with you.
Does broom clean mean ready to list? It means empty and swept. Carpet cleaning, scrubbing and repairs are a job for a cleaning crew or handyman.
There's an old car in the garage. Can you take it? No, we don't haul junk cars, but we'll clear everything around it.
Estate cleanouts by town
Not sure which town you fall under? See every town we serve.
Recent Estate Cleanout: Before & After
Real photos from one of our recent whole-home cleanouts. In a single day we emptied a bonus room, a basement workshop, a basement storage room and a wall of old lumber and shelving, then swept everything clean. Tap any photo to see it full size.
Handling an estate or getting a house ready to sell? Call or text 678-224-1606 for a free quote.
