Cleanouts are quoted before anyone starts. Rob walks the property in person or over FaceTime, counts trailer loads, and gives you one flat number. Big jobs are priced per trailer load, so you know what a second or third load costs before it happens.
The price holds. Suzanna wrote that the crew gave her a fair flat rate to clear her dad's house to sell. If a house takes fewer loads than Rob guessed, you pay for fewer loads. If it takes more, he tells you before loading the next one.
The loads are published: $350 for a half trailer, $525 for three-quarters, $700 for a full, all-inclusive. Concrete and dirt are the exception, quoted per job through Rob's dump-truck partners because they don't ride in the trailers. Hourly labor for sorting, when you want the crew to go slower and set things aside, is $150 an hour on its own line. Call or text photos for a free quote.