Southern NH & Northern MA · Same-day
Estate and whole-house cleanouts
Clearing a parent's home, or a whole house before a sale, is heavy work at a hard time. We set aside what the family wants, donate what we can, and haul the rest, with one price for the whole job.
An estate cleanout is different from a garage job. There's usually a timeline attached to it, a house that has to be empty by a closing date or a lease end, and a family that's still deciding what to keep. We've done enough of them to know the order that works: the family takes what matters first, we set aside anything found along the way, and then we clear the house room by room until it's broom-clean.
We work with families, executors, attorneys, and real estate agents across Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts. A relative, neighbor, or agent can let us in and sign off if you're out of state. Big houses often take more than one truckload, and we quote the whole job up front, not load by load, so there are no surprises on the second day.
Furniture in good shape, working appliances, housewares, and books go to donation whenever we can place them. Metal goes to a recycler. What's left is disposed of properly. We'll tell you honestly what's donatable and what isn't.
- Service area
- Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts, from Salem, NH
- Hours
- 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, seven days a week
- Quotes
- Free. Text photos for a fast number, or we price it on-site before we start.
- Crew
- Two people and one truck. Licensed and insured.
What's included
One price. Everything handled.
- Every room: basement, attic, garage, sheds, and the yard
- Furniture, mattresses, appliances, clothing, housewares, and boxes
- Setting aside documents, photos, and keepsakes we find
- Donation of usable items and recycling of metal and electronics
- Multiple truckloads when a house needs them, quoted as one job
- Broom-clean rooms when we leave
Not sure if something qualifies? See the full list of what we take, or text a photo and we'll tell you.
How it goes
Four steps, no surprises.
Family first
Take what you want to keep. If there's an executor or attorney involved, check with them before anything of value leaves the house.
Free walkthrough
We walk the house with you or your agent, agree on what's going, and give you one price for the whole job. Photos work too if you're far away.
Room by room
We clear the house in a sensible order, set aside anything personal we come across, and load the truck as we go. Big homes take more than one load.
Broom-clean handoff
We sweep each room and text you photos when the house is empty. Usable items go to donation, metal to recycling, and the rest to disposal.
Pricing
What changes the price.
You pay for the space your items take up in the truck. Labor, loading, hauling, and disposal are in the one number we quote before we start. Three things move it:
- The size of the house and how full it is, measured in truckloads
- Stairs, long carries, and tight access
- Heavy items like appliances and exercise equipment
How pricing works · Free on-site estimates, no obligation.
They did an incredible job cleaning out our home before an upcoming sale! They were easy to communicate with, friendly and efficient!
I called them right before our home goes on the market. They are very flexible, friendly and well worth the price. I'll be calling them again.
Matt was great to work with. He was accommodating, responsive, punctual, professional, and even fit us in for a last-minute job before a long holiday weekend.
Questions
Straight answers.
How long does an estate cleanout take?
The sorting usually takes the family longer than the hauling takes us. Once you've taken what you want, the removal itself is often a single day, with bigger homes taking two loads or two visits. We'll give you a realistic timeline when we see the house.
Do you donate items from estate cleanouts?
Yes. We sort what we collect and donate, recycle, and properly dispose of items whenever possible. Furniture in good condition, working appliances, housewares, and books are the easiest to place. We'll be honest about what's donatable and what isn't.
Can you do the cleanout if I live out of state?
Yes. A relative, neighbor, attorney, or real estate agent can let us in and sign off. We can quote from photos or a video walkthrough, and we text you photos of each room when it's empty.
What if we find paperwork or photos during the cleanout?
We set them aside. Documents, photographs, jewelry, cash, and anything that looks personal goes in a box for the family rather than on the truck. Finding things like that is normal in an estate cleanout.
What can't you take from an estate?
Hazardous materials: paint, solvents, chemicals, pesticides, asbestos, propane, fuel, and medical waste. Those need a town hazardous-waste collection or a licensed hauler. Everything else that's non-hazardous and that two people can carry, we take.
Where we do it
Southern NH and Northern MA.
Estate cleanouts in New Hampshire: Salem, Derry, Londonderry, Nashua, Manchester, Bedford, Windham, Hudson, Pelham. In Massachusetts: Methuen, Haverhill, North Andover, Andover, Dracut, Tewksbury. Based in Salem, NH, on the state line.
Rocky's on it.
Local, insured, and not a franchise. The four guys in the photo are the four guys who show up.