Estate Property Cleanout
A room-by-room clearout plan for homes, inherited properties, rentals, and sale preparation.
View detailsClear the property.
Keep the decisions yours.
CleanSpace helps organize the lifting, loading, and haul-away work around the choices your family or property team has already made.
01 Decide what stays02 Map the access03 Confirm the load
One property. Six focused ways to move it forward.
Start with the complete cleanout or solve the piece holding up the next step. Scope is confirmed before work begins; utilities, hazardous materials, repairs, and sale services are separate.
Furniture Removal
Removal planning for sofas, dressers, tables, bed frames, shelving, and other bulky pieces.
View detailsAppliance Removal
Haul-away for disconnected household appliances after access and safe handling are confirmed.
View detailsGarage Cleanout
Clear stored household goods, broken furniture, boxes, and agreed clutter from a garage.
View detailsYard Debris Cleanup
Removal of bagged or gathered branches, leaves, and non-hazardous outdoor clutter.
View detailsMoving Labor
Hands-on loading, unloading, and in-property furniture movement for a transition or clearout.
View detailsDecisions first. Access second. Loading third.
Walk the property
Identify rooms, outdoor areas, large pieces, and anything that stays.
Define the route
Note stairs, elevators, gates, parking, long carries, and protected surfaces.
Confirm the job
Agree on scope, timing, exclusions, and estimate before the work starts.
Separate the sentimental from the scheduled.
Set aside documents, keys, photographs, jewelry, medication, and anything awaiting a family decision. Use a clear remove group only for items the authorized decision-maker has approved.
Use the room-by-room checklist