Spring cleaning hits different when you know your junk has value. Instead of dreading the cleanout, think of it as a treasure hunt — every item with resale value is money back in your pocket.
Garage: workbenches, power tools, hand tools, lawn equipment, bikes, sports gear, old furniture. This is typically the highest-value room for resale credits. Group brand-name tools together.
Basement: old furniture, exercise equipment, electronics, holiday decorations, boxes from previous moves. Basements are treasure troves of forgotten items — especially vintage furniture and working electronics.
Kitchen: old appliances being replaced, duplicate small appliances, cookware you never use. Working stand mixers, food processors, and quality cookware sets have active resale markets.
Bedrooms: old mattresses and frames, dressers, nightstands, outdated electronics, clothing (not our department, but donate it). Bed frames in good condition earn credit; mattresses generally don't.
Living room: outdated furniture, old TVs, entertainment centers, bookshelves. Quality furniture from brand-name manufacturers can generate significant credits even if you consider it 'dated.'
Book your spring cleanout early — March through June is our busiest season. A 2-person crew for 2–3 hours handles most whole-home spring cleanouts. Starting at $100/hr, dump fees included (an industry first).