The garage that took two trailer loads.

The job

A family clearing out a parent's house.

Job came in on a Wednesday. Family had been working through the estate for a few weeks and the garage was the last room. Years of boxes, broken bikes, a couple of old appliances, paint cans, a mattress that should've gone in 2009. We did a walk-through that afternoon and quoted per-load.

"They were polite, worked fast, and didn't try to upsell us. We just wanted it gone — and it was gone."

What we hauled

Two trailer loads, sorted on the way out.

First load was the big stuff: mattress, washer, a busted treadmill, three rolls of carpet, a wall of cardboard boxes. Second load was the long-tail — paint cans (drop-off at the county hazmat day), scrap metal (separated for the yard), and the everyday "where does this even go" odds and ends.

Nothing landfill-able got landfilled before we tried recycling or donation first. That's not a sales pitch — it's just cheaper for us and easier on the customer's conscience.