Basement & Attic Cleanouts in York County
We take the stairs so you don’t have to. Free quotes from photos, and a clear space when we leave.
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We sweep up before we leave
The hardest rooms to clear are up and down the stairs
Basements and attics hold the things we meant to deal with later. Getting them out means narrow steps, low ceilings and heavy boxes. That’s the part we take off your hands.
- Steep or narrow stairs, or a pull-down ladder
- Boxes that have been stored for decades
- Dust, damp or summer heat in the space
- Not wanting a parent to climb up or down alone
What we bring up and down
Every trip on the stairs
We carry everything up from the basement and down from the attic.
Old boxes, bins and trunks
Holiday decorations, old trunks, storage bins and boxes that were never unpacked.
Old furniture and rugs
Spare beds, chairs, rolled rugs and furniture that went downstairs and never came back up.
Respect for the rest of the house
We work carefully through hallways and stairwells and tidy up before we leave.
Clearing a basement or attic, step by step
Most homes have a space like this. The basement where things went when the kids moved out. The attic above the garage that hasn’t been opened in years. They’re easy to forget about until a move, a sale or a leak makes them urgent.
Why these rooms are different. Everything has to come up or down a staircase, and sometimes a pull-down ladder. Ceilings are low, the lighting is poor and boxes are heavier than they look. For an older homeowner, it’s the part of a cleanout that isn’t safe to do alone. We’d rather you didn’t try.
Look before you let go. Old boxes can hide photographs, letters and family papers. If you can, open a few boxes before we come, or ask a family member to. Tell us which boxes or shelves to leave, and we’ll work around them.
Photos that help with your quote:
Attic safety for families. Many attics have no floor, just joists and insulation. If a parent is still going up the ladder to fetch boxes, it may be time to let someone else bring them down. We’d be glad to be that someone.
While we work. You’ll get a photo of our crew by text before we arrive. We do all of the carrying, and we move through hallways and stairwells with care. Items in good condition are donated or rehomed when possible. Recycling is separated from the trash, and whatever remains is disposed of responsibly.
When we finish. We clean up the space, so the basement or attic is clear and ready for whatever you have planned. That might be a sale, a renovation or just a room you can use again. Most jobs are finished the same day or within 48 hours.
Helping from a distance. If you’re looking after a parent’s house from another state, we can send photos and set up a video chat so you can see the space before we start and after we’re done. You don’t have to make the trip to know it was handled well.
Why these rooms are different. Everything has to come up or down a staircase, and sometimes a pull-down ladder. Ceilings are low, the lighting is poor and boxes are heavier than they look. For an older homeowner, it’s the part of a cleanout that isn’t safe to do alone. We’d rather you didn’t try.
Look before you let go. Old boxes can hide photographs, letters and family papers. If you can, open a few boxes before we come, or ask a family member to. Tell us which boxes or shelves to leave, and we’ll work around them.
Photos that help with your quote:
- A wide shot of the space from the bottom of the stairs or the attic hatch
- The staircase or ladder itself
- Any large items, like old furniture, a freezer or exercise equipment
- Anything you’re unsure we can take
Attic safety for families. Many attics have no floor, just joists and insulation. If a parent is still going up the ladder to fetch boxes, it may be time to let someone else bring them down. We’d be glad to be that someone.
While we work. You’ll get a photo of our crew by text before we arrive. We do all of the carrying, and we move through hallways and stairwells with care. Items in good condition are donated or rehomed when possible. Recycling is separated from the trash, and whatever remains is disposed of responsibly.
When we finish. We clean up the space, so the basement or attic is clear and ready for whatever you have planned. That might be a sale, a renovation or just a room you can use again. Most jobs are finished the same day or within 48 hours.
Helping from a distance. If you’re looking after a parent’s house from another state, we can send photos and set up a video chat so you can see the space before we start and after we’re done. You don’t have to make the trip to know it was handled well.
The Junk Runner Way
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Text us a photo
Snap a few pictures of what needs to go and text them to 717-434-4348. We reply with a free quote.
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Get your crew photo before we arrive
We text you a photo of the crew coming to your home, so you know exactly who to expect.
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We load, sort donations, and sweep up
We do the lifting, set aside what can be donated or recycled, and clean up before we leave.
“Great company, great people! Fast and easy communication! Helped my in laws with a big job. 100% recommend!”
— Jill R., Google review
Other ways we help
Basement and attic cleanouts nearby
Free quote
Let us take the stairs. Start with a free quote.
Add a few photos if you can and we’ll reply with a free quote. No pressure and no obligation.
Basement and attic questions
Yes. Our crew does all the lifting and carrying, up the basement stairs and down from the attic.
Yes. Tell us which boxes or shelves to leave and we’ll work around them.
A wide shot of the space, the stairs or ladder, and any large items. Text them to 717-434-4348 for a free quote.
If it’s in good shape, we try to donate or rehome it. Anything else is sorted for recycling where possible or disposed of responsibly.