Whole House Cleanout in Shellman Bluff, GA

Two things get settled first. Does anything stay? And where’s the finish line: furniture and junk gone, or swept out and ready for a painter, a contractor or a listing? Tell us, and the quote is built around your answers.

Then the crew works through the property room by room, with trucks or a dump trailer sized to what’s actually there. Our crew does all the carrying and loading, and nothing has to be moved to the curb first. If you’re not living nearby, we can coordinate a key or a lockbox with you or whoever is handling the house.

Anything that looks personal, important or valuable gets brought to your attention, not decided by the crew.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

Houses around Shellman Bluff run the whole range, old cottages and family places that have been handed down for generations sitting right alongside newer homes. Whichever one it is, the contents tell you where you are. Past the kitchen and the bedrooms there’s usually a shed or a garage full of fishing gear, and sometimes a boat in the yard that nobody has run in years.

That all counts as the house. The rods, the cast nets, the old outboard and the boat on its trailer can ride on the same job as the furniture, so the place gets cleared at once instead of in pieces over a season.

It doesn’t matter whether the house is close in or out where you keep going and you’re into Crescent. The drive down from Brunswick is part of the price we quote you up front. Call or text and we’ll give you the next available opening, then an honest window once the day is routed.

Everything leaves on our truck, and we figure out where each thing should go by what it is, the shape it’s in and the job.

Furniture and household goods in good shape may go to organizations we work with, such as HART in McIntosh County. They decide what they accept, and condition matters.

Refrigerators and freezers usually go to SA Recycling in Brunswick for refrigerant recovery, and scrap metal usually goes to SA Recycling as well. Now and then an appliance with real life left in it gets an inexpensive repair and goes to a family who needs one.

TVs and other electronics from a McIntosh house usually go to Broadhurst, which takes certain broken electronics, because the county landfill doesn’t accept them. Whatever has no better destination goes where it properly belongs.