We clear packed properties, and we make it straightforward
If a Miami home or condo has filled up over the years and the job now looks too big to start, this is exactly the kind of work we do. You get a flat figure agreed before we set off, a crew that carries everything out for you, and disposal already inside the price. Nobody has to bag anything, move anything to the kerb, or explain anything.
How a packed property is priced
By volume — the smallest truck share that holds what is leaving. A heavily filled property is simply more than one of those loads, each priced off the same published ladder, so the arithmetic stays visible from the start.
| Truck share | Capacity | Price | Roughly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quarter truck | 4 cu yd | $241 | One packed room's surplus |
| 3/8 truck | 6 cu yd | $338 | A packed bedroom plus closets |
| Half truck | 8 cu yd | $431 | A packed garage |
| 5/8 truck | 10 cu yd | $513 | Most of a small apartment |
| 3/4 truck | 12 cu yd | $587 | A filled one-bedroom |
| 7/8 truck | 14 cu yd | $661 | A filled one-bed plus storage |
| Full truck | 16 cu yd | $732 | A full load, floor to ceiling |
The Miami minimum booking is $75. A densely packed one-bedroom often runs to two full loads at $732 each; a packed house is more. You see the full figure before anything moves.
Bags, boxes and loose piles price cleanly too
Most of the volume in a packed property is not furniture. It is bags, boxes, papers and stacked household goods, and all of that has published pricing.
| What is going | Flat price, disposal included |
|---|---|
| Single bag | $35 |
| Contractor bag | $41 |
| 10 bags | $132 |
| 15 bags | $196 |
| 20 bags | $259 |
| 25 bags | $322 |
| 30 bags | $385 |
| 40 bags | $449 |
| 50 bags | $575 |
| Small loose pile (1 cu yd) | $82 |
| Medium loose pile (2 cu yd) | $129 |
| Large loose pile (4 cu yd) | $208 |
| Moving box | $31 |
| Box of books | $45 |
| Bag of clothes | $35 |
Nothing extra for stairs, floors or a service elevator
Floor level, stair count, carry distance and elevator use are all zero in our pricing. A fifth-floor walk-up in Little Havana costs the same as a ground-floor house in Kendall for the same volume. On a job with a lot of trips up and down, that is the single most useful thing about how we price.
Condition never changes the figure
Damp, dusty, broken, decades old, or simply unrecognisable under everything stacked on it — all priced the same as pristine. We price the space something takes on the truck, so there is nothing to clean, sort or tidy before we arrive.
Photographs are enough to get a figure
You do not need to let anyone in to be given a number. Send photos of each room from the doorway, or describe it in plain words, and a written price comes back in about a minute. If the volume is hard to judge from photos, we will quote it as a load and tell you what the next load costs, so there are no surprises in either direction.
The price is fixed before we set off
You approve a figure and that figure is what you pay. If more is going than we planned for, the additional load comes off the same published ladder, the revised total goes to your phone, and it only proceeds once you have said yes. Nothing is renegotiated on the doorstep.
Doing it in stages works well
Plenty of these jobs run best as more than one appointment. Book a first load to open up the rooms and the walkways, then a second and a third as decisions get made. There is no call-out charge and no minimum number of visits, so you can go at whatever pace suits the household.
The first load changes the room
It is worth saying because people underestimate it: the first truck usually makes far more visible difference than its share of the volume suggests, because it opens the floor and the doorways. After that, the work moves faster and the rest of the plan gets much easier to price.
The crew is there to work
Not to comment. Our crews clear packed properties regularly across Miami-Dade and Broward, they arrive with their own equipment, and they take direction from you about what stays. If you would rather wait in another room or not be there at all, that is completely normal.
We take only what you point at
Anything being kept simply needs naming, marking or moving into one room. Papers, photographs, documents and anything with a name on it can be set aside instead of loaded. Tell us the keep rules when you book and the crew works to them.
Where we collect
Brickell, Downtown, Edgewater, Wynwood, Little Havana, Little Haiti, Miami Beach, Surfside, Aventura, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, South Miami, Pinecrest, Kendall, Doral, Hialeah and across Broward, at identical published prices. Related reading: our Miami cost guide and estate clearances for out-of-state families.
Cheat sheet
One packed room
Usually a quarter to a 3/8 truck, $241 to $338, cleared in one visit.
A packed garage
Around the half truck at $431, including the carry and the disposal.
A filled one-bedroom
Often two full loads at $732 each. You approve both figures up front.
Mostly bags and boxes
25 bags is $390, 50 bags is $575. Nothing needs moving to the kerb.
Fifth floor, no elevator
Same price as the ground floor. Stairs and carry distance are zero.
You want it done in stages
Book load by load. No call-out charge and no minimum number of visits.
The short version
A packed Miami property is a job we do all the time, priced by volume off a published ladder — $241 for a quarter truck up to $732 for a full load, $75 minimum, disposal included, nothing added for stairs or elevators, and the figure agreed before we set off. Photographs are enough to get a price, staged visits are welcome, and the crew carries every bag and box out for you. Send a few photos and get your number in about a minute.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does hoarding cleanup cost in Miami?
It is priced by volume, off the same published ladder as any other job: $241 for a quarter truck at 4 cubic yards, $431 for a half at 8, $732 for a full 16, with the crew, the carry, the loading and the disposal all inside the figure. A densely packed one-bedroom often runs to two full loads. The Miami minimum booking is $75, and you see the full total before anything moves.
Who can clear out a house full of stuff in Miami?
We can, and we do it regularly across Miami-Dade and Broward. The crew arrives with its own equipment, carries every bag, box and piece of furniture out, and takes direction from you about what stays. Nothing needs bagging, sorting or moving to the kerb first. Send photos of each room from the doorway and a written flat price comes back in about a minute.
Do I have to sort or bag anything before you arrive?
No. The crew does all the lifting and carrying, from wherever things are standing, including upper floors and walk-ups. The only preparation worth doing is telling us what is being kept - name it, mark it, or put it in one room - and anything with a name on it can be set aside rather than loaded. Everything else we handle.
Can you do the cleanout in stages?
Yes, and it often works better that way. Book a first load to open up the rooms and walkways, then a second and a third as decisions get made. There is no call-out charge and no minimum number of visits, so you can go at whatever pace suits the household. Each load is priced off the same published ladder, so the cost stays predictable.
Do you charge more for stairs or a walk-up?
No. Floor level, stair count, carry distance and elevator use are all zero in our pricing, so a fifth-floor walk-up in Little Havana costs exactly what a ground-floor house in Kendall costs for the same volume. On a job with many trips up and down, that is the most valuable part of how we price. The figure you approve is the figure you pay.
What if there is more than you quoted for?
The extra load comes off the same published ladder, the revised total goes to your phone, and it only proceeds once you have said yes. Nothing is renegotiated on the doorstep and no figure changes without your approval. If the volume is hard to judge from photos we will quote a load and tell you what the next one costs, so there are no surprises either way.
For an ordinary load, get a price in about a minute on the quote page. For a packed property, call (786) 578-0305 and ask for a range instead. More about how we work and our frequently asked questions.