Hoarding cleanouts · Columbus, OH

Hoarding cleanouts in Columbus, handled quietly and without judgment.

The crew has done these before. Nothing in the house is going to surprise them and nobody is going to comment on it. Call for yourself, for a parent, for a tenant or for a client, and you don't have to send a single photo to get a price.

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Easier to call? (614) 412-3799

Start with as much as you want to say.

Two minutes, and we text you back within 5 minutes during business hours. A rough description is enough to start.

So we can text or call with a price. Your number stays with this job.

Hoarding cleanout
A cleared and swept room in an older home after a full cleanout, bare floor and daylight through the window
What you get back

The floor comes back first.

Work usually starts at a doorway and moves in. Once a path opens, the room empties faster than anyone expects, and by the end the floor is bare and swept.

Most people are braced for a lecture that never comes. The crew's job is the room. That's the whole of it.

Discretion

What we don't do.

  • No photos required

    Describe it on the phone if that's easier. Plenty of people do, and it doesn't change the price.

  • Nothing of yours ends up in an ad

    CBUS Junk Removal doesn't use photographs of customer homes in its marketing, before or after.

  • No commentary

    The crew works the room, loads the truck, and leaves. Nobody discusses the house on the way out.

  • You decide who's involved

    If you're arranging this for someone else, tell us who to contact and who not to.

Straight answers

What goes, and what needs somebody else.

Goes on the truck

  • Household contents at any depth, floor to ceiling
  • Furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics
  • Newspapers, magazines, mail, boxes, bags, clothing
  • Kitchen contents, including spoiled food in sealed bags
  • Garage, basement, attic and shed contents
  • Full-house jobs across multiple days and multiple trucks

Needs a specialist first

  • Human or animal waste in volume, sharps, anything needing remediation
  • Mold, structural rot, or a floor that isn't safe to stand on
  • Asbestos, chemicals, solvents, propane, ammunition
  • Anything a health department has flagged for abatement
If any of that is present, the crew tells you straight and points you toward the right kind of company. Nobody quotes around it and then backs out on the day.
How it works

Four steps, at the pace you set.

01

Describe it however is easiest

Form, text, or a phone call. Rough is fine. Nobody needs an inventory or a room-by-room list.

02

Get a price

Larger houses get walked first so the number holds. You'll know what it costs before anyone starts.

03

Say what gets saved

Documents, photographs, cash, jewelry, keepsakes. Name the categories and the crew sets them aside instead of loading them.

04

The crew clears it

One room, one floor, or the whole house, over as many days as it takes.

An emptied two-car garage after a cleanout, swept concrete floor and bare shelving
Before the crew starts

Say what you want kept, and it gets kept.

On almost every one of these jobs something turns up. Cash in books, a deed, an urn, a wedding ring, service records, photographs nobody knew existed.

Name the categories before the first load and the crew sets them aside for you rather than making the call themselves.

Straight answers on cost

What the price depends on.

Volume, access, and how many days it takes. Nothing else. There's no surcharge for the state of the house.

Access counts for more on these jobs than on a normal pickup. A lot of these houses are on the near east side or in Franklinton, where the only way out is down a narrow hall to an alley, and that's a much longer carry than a driveway.

A house that needs three truckloads is quoted as three truckloads. You get the number before the crew starts, and adding a room means a new number agreed out loud, not a surprise at the end.

Included on every job: loading, hauling, and a sweep of what's been cleared.

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Where we cover

Cleanouts across Columbus and the suburbs.

Multi-day jobs run anywhere in:

Bexley Blacklick Canal Winchester Clintonville Dublin Gahanna Galloway German Village Grandview Heights Grove City Hilliard Italian Village Lewis Center Marble Cliff New Albany Pataskala Pickerington Powell Reynoldsburg Short North Upper Arlington Westerville Whitehall Worthington
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Common questions

Hoarding cleanout FAQ.

Do I have to be there?

No. Some people meet the crew at the door and leave. If you'd rather not be in the house while it's happening, arrange access and we'll text you when it's done.

Will anyone be told about this?

No. This is a private job between you and the company doing it. We don't notify anyone, we don't report anything, and the address doesn't appear anywhere in our marketing.

Can the person who lives there be home?

Yes, and often that's better. If they want to stop and check a box before it goes, the crew stops. The one thing that doesn't work is starting without their agreement.

What if there's animal waste, or a floor that feels soft?

Then the crew tells you before quoting, and that part needs a remediation company first. You'll get that answer on day one instead of watching a truck turn around in the driveway.

How long does a full house take?

Usually more than a day. Two to four is common for a packed single-family house, depending on how much comes out and how far it has to be carried. You'll be told which when it's priced.

Can we do one room at a time?

Yes. Some families book a room, see how it goes, and schedule the rest after. There's no requirement to commit to the whole house.

Someone has to be out by a certain date. Can you hit it?

Tell us the date in your request. Inspections, closings and lease ends drive most of these jobs, and scheduling works backward from the deadline.

When you're ready

Start with one room, or the whole house.

Tell us roughly what you're dealing with. We text a price within 5 minutes during business hours, and nobody asks you to explain how it got this way.