Getting started
Our process
Every job starts the same way — whether it's a single room or a full estate. It takes three simple steps.
Request an appointment
Fill out a short form, or just call. Either way you're reaching me directly — not a call center — and I'll get back to you quickly to set a time.
Walk-through & price it out
I come to the property, see what's actually there, and give you a clear price on the spot — no calculators, no guessing over the phone.
Schedule around your availability
We pick a day that works for you, including tight timelines around a closing, a move-out date, or anything time-sensitive.
Our approach
Your things were never junk.
We look for what can be donated or sold before anything goes to disposal. Here's exactly how that works.
First
Resell
For anything with resale value, you have a choice: take that value off the job cost up front, or we sell it afterward and split what it sells for with you. For larger or bulky pieces, that depends on how much storage room we have to hold onto them until they sell.
Some pieces we upcycle first: older furniture refinished with a modern style, so a larger dime-a-dozen space filler becomes a statement piece people want in their home.
Then
Donate
What won't sell but is still usable — furniture, housewares, clothing — goes to donation, so it reaches someone who can use it instead of a landfill.
Have a place in mind? If there's an organization that matters to you — a church, a shelter, a local charity — tell us, and we'll take your donated items there. If you don't have a preference, we choose reputable, reliable donation partners that give back to the community.
Last
Dispose
Only what genuinely can't be sold or donated — broken, damaged, or unusable — gets thrown away. It's the last step, never the first.
Before
After
The Resell step, in action
From the junk pile to an $800 sale
Someone wanted this desk hauled to the dump. After some sanding, a few repairs, and a fresh stain, a trip to disposal turned into an $800 sale.
Upcycling like this is one of our favorite parts of reselling. We refinish older furniture with a modern style, so a dime-a-dozen piece becomes a functional statement piece someone is glad to have in their home, and it's worth more when it sells.
Not everything has this kind of value. But solid pieces like this are exactly why we look before anything is thrown out.
Ready when you are
The estimate form is the easiest way to get started, and it only takes a couple of minutes. Prefer not to fill out a form? Call, and you'll reach Erik, the owner, directly, not a call center.