Walk the property first
Before you call or send an inquiry, take a slow lap through every spot the job touches. Check the garage, the shed, the porch, the side yard and any room you plan to clear. Homeowners across our 10 Texas service counties often find items in places they forgot about, and knowing that up front keeps the conversation honest.
Notice how things are stored as well. Loose items, boxed items and bagged items are easy to talk about, while heavy or awkward pieces deserve a mention of their own.
Sort into three simple groups
You do not need a perfect system. Three rough groups are enough to start.
- Definitely going: things you are sure you want hauled away.
- Still deciding: items you want to think about before the job day.
- Staying: anything that must remain, set apart or marked so nobody has to guess.
Details worth sharing in your inquiry
Every job is handled individually, so the more clearly you can paint the picture, the better the conversation will go. Mention the city or ZIP where the job is located, where the items are sitting and whether they are indoors, in a garage or outside.
Describe the larger pieces, such as furniture or shelving, and give a plain-language idea of how much else is there. Photos are not required to start, and you can always talk it through by phone with Ty or Wyatt.
- Your city or ZIP code and how to reach you
- Where the items are and how easy it is to get to them
- Any large or awkward pieces
- A preferred timeframe, if you have one
Leave questions for the conversation
If you are unsure about a particular item or a particular spot on the property, ask. Quotes are given job by job, and a short call is often the quickest way to learn whether a job is a fit. When you are ready, send an inquiry with the details you have and the rest can be sorted out together.
