Furniture cleanout
Loft bedroom. Bed, nightstands, dresser and lamps.
Clearing a parent's home is heavy in every sense. Start with a walkthrough and written scope. Volume, sorting needs, access, required labor and the target date are reviewed before the job and schedule are accepted.
Rather talk? Call (949) 991-JUNK (5865) or text photos of the job. We answer 8am–8pm, 7 days.
In person or by video call. You get one written number for the agreed property scope; any change is confirmed before work begins.
Four piles: family keeps · looks-important (photos, documents, jewelry — set aside for you) · donate when accepted · haul. You approve the plan before work begins.
The accepted work areas are broom-swept and the requested before/after documentation is delivered according to the written scope.
Whole-property and multi-load jobs require a walkthrough and written quote. The quote confirms accepted items, sorting, documentation, access, available labor and the schedule before work starts.
| Scope component | How it is priced or confirmed |
|---|---|
| Up to one full load | Start with the published load prices |
| Multi-load or whole-property scope | Photo or walkthrough review; written quote required |
| Photo log and sweep-up | Included in the written scope |
| Donation receipts for the estate | When provided by the receiving organization |
Working with an estate attorney or executor? We provide itemized documentation for the estate file on request.
Share the target date, access, and documentation needs; we confirm a written scope and available schedule before the work begins. Vendor details →
Call (949) 991-JUNKLoft bedroom. Bed, nightstands, dresser and lamps.
Family room. Glass dining set, side table and stools.
The written sorting plan should define what to keep and who can decide. Obvious photos, documents, jewelry, cash and similar personal items are set aside for review; firearms are not transported. Customers should remove known valuables before work because no sorting process can guarantee that every valuable item will be recognized.
Possibly. A remote job requires an authorized decision-maker, secure access, a written keep/set-aside/haul plan and an agreed documentation and payment process before acceptance.
These require an in-person assessment. Biohazards, unsafe access, regulated material, specialized remediation or unavailable labor may require another provider, and the job may be declined.
Timing depends on volume, sorting, access, and the number of loads. Tell us the target date during the walk-through and we will confirm a realistic schedule in writing.
The same published prices apply in every city we work in. Open your city guide, then send the address, item photos and the carry path so we can confirm the written price before loading.