500+ projects completed
Every cleanout ends on the empty room.
JunkDoctors measures a job by how much of a 25 cubic yard truck it fills. These are the rooms before the load and after the sweep, from garages in Morristown to a storage unit in Woodbridge.
- 3 hours
- House cleanout, a published project example
- 1 hour
- Garage cleanout, a published project example
- 4 hours
- Hoarding cleanout, a published project example
A Morristown garage, stacked to the rafters and swept to the slab
The first frame is the bay as the crew found it. The second is the same bay after the haul and the sweep, with the overhead door back in view.


Basements, attics and storage units down to the floor
Below-grade rooms and top-floor rooms share one problem: everything has to come out by hand. The second photo in each pair is the finished room.








Estate rooms and hoarding cleanouts
A hoarding cleanout is listed at 4 hours as a project example, a house cleanout at 3. Either way the job closes the same way: the carpet shows, the walls show, the room is handed back.




Yards, kitchens, offices and one shed
Eight more pairs, side by side. Scroll sideways; the larger frame is always the finished room.

BeforePhillipsburg yard, household goods heaped at the barn shed 
AfterSame yard, barn shed standing clear 
BeforeJersey City apartment, living room full of desks and dressers 
AfterSame living room, plank floor wall to wall 
BeforeJersey City office, cubicle runs across the floor 
AfterThe floor after, open from column to column 
BeforeWillingboro kitchen, counters buried 
AfterSame kitchen, counters and stovetop clear 
BeforeHasbrouck Heights garage, boxes spread across the slab 
AfterSame garage, floor clear to the workbench 
BeforeSide yard in winter, trash bags banked along the wall 
AfterSame side yard, bags gone and the path open 
BeforeBackyard shed, doors hanging open 
AfterSame yard, the shed gone 
BeforeWater-damaged room, ceiling and debris down on the floor 
AfterSame room, debris hauled out, floor bare
Send photos of the room and get a price by truck volume
No hourly rate. Photos, a video or a list of what is going is enough for an estimate, and the final price is confirmed on site before anything is loaded.