Cincinnati’s older homes often have full basements, attics and detached garages, and decades of storage can take a family weeks to clear. A professional cleanout crew can usually do it in a day or two.
The better crews donate and recycle what they can instead of sending it all to the landfill.
Cincinnati cleanout crews empty whole houses, basements, attics and garages, separate items for donation and recycling, handle hoarding situations, and leave the house ready to list.
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Yes. Crews bring dollies, straps and extra people for pianos, freezers and workbenches in older Cincinnati basements.
Many can’t legally take them. Hamilton County offers household hazardous waste drop-off, so ask the crew what they’ll leave behind.
Usually by how much of the truck the job fills, plus extra for heavy items.
Yes. Many crews work from a walkthrough and send photos when they finish.
Most Cincinnati crews also work in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties. Ask about trip fees for farther addresses.