Residential · Multi-room
Whole-House Cleanouts Across Arlington
From a Viridian two-story to a 1970s ranch off Green Oaks, a whole-house cleanout means every room, the garage and whatever's in the attic — scoped up front, finished in as few trips as possible.

How does a whole-house cleanout work?
Send room-by-room photos or book a walkthrough. We estimate the number of truckloads, size the crew to finish in as few trips as possible, and confirm the price on site before loading. The crew removes furniture and contents from every room, the garage and attic, then sweeps up. Hazardous materials and attached fixtures are excluded.
Whole-house cleanouts in Arlington tend to follow a life event: a move across the Metroplex, a downsize into a smaller place, a rental turnover, or getting a home ready for the market. The common thread is volume — usually more than one truckload — and a deadline.
We start from photos or a short walkthrough, estimate how many truckloads the house represents, and plan the crew size to match. Two-story homes, long driveways and HOA rules about where a truck can park all go into that plan.
Rooms and spaces we clear
- Living and family rooms
- Bedrooms, including mattresses and frames
- Kitchen contents and loose small appliances
- Home offices and desks
- Garages and side-yard storage
- Attics and closets
- Game rooms and upstairs bonus rooms
- Patios and backyard furniture
Planning a whole-house job
Truck and crew sizing
We estimate total volume, then decide whether the job is one large crew or a return trip. Most families prefer finishing in a single day when possible.
Stairs and second floors
Many north and southwest Arlington homes have upstairs bedrooms and game rooms. Heavy pieces on the second floor add labor, so we ask about them up front.
HOA and street parking
Viridian and other HOA communities may have rules about trucks and street parking. Tell us about any restrictions and we will plan the loading position.
Price confirmation
The crew confirms the final volume-based price on site before loading begins. No loading starts without your OK.
Single item
from $99
Small load
from $149
Medium load
from $275
Large load
from $475
Full truck
from $700+
Single-item pickup from $99 for qualifying furniture or similar items. Heavy, specialty or regulated-disposal items may require separate pricing.
Questions we hear
How long does a whole-house cleanout take?
A typical three- or four-bedroom home with average contents is often a one-day job with the right crew size. Very full homes may take a second visit.
Can you take everything, including the leftovers in the fridge?
We remove household contents and furniture. Perishable food, liquids and chemicals should be cleared out first or discussed in advance.
Do you clean the house after?
We sweep up after ourselves, but we are not a cleaning service. Many clients book a cleaner for the following day.
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Tell us what needs to go
Share the basics, then text photos or an inventory. Price and scope are confirmed before any work begins.