Garage Cleanouts in Auburndale, FL

Garages in the 1960s houses around Lake Ariana

The homes ringing Lake Ariana and the downtown grid near City Park have been in place since the 1960s, and plenty of them are still with the family that built them. That's the classic Auburndale garage: one car wide, a workbench along the back, an attic ladder overhead, and a shed out back that got filled once the garage was full. Rob's crew clears all three in one visit and sorts anything worth donating as they go.

Lakefront lots around the lake are short with tight driveways, so the trailer goes where the pickup can turn and the crew carries the rest. That carry is in the price, not added at the door.

Do you take the freezer, the mower and the tires?

All three, and they're the usual garage suspects here. The chest freezer goes to the scrap yard, where the refrigerant is recovered, at no extra charge. The mower and any other gas engine ride once they're drained. Tires are $10 each, $20 with the wheel. What stays is the shelf of paint, oil and pool chemicals, and the county's free hazardous-waste drop-off in Winter Haven is only minutes away from Auburndale.

Same day between Winter Haven and Lakeland

Auburndale sits on the route Rob's trucks run all week down US-17-92 and across to Lakeland, so a garage here rarely waits. Send photos of the garage in the morning, get a flat quote, and the crew often stops on the way through. Warehouse tenants along the I-4 corridor call for the same thing at a bigger scale, and a garage-sized pile there is quoted the same flat way. Payment is cash, check or card when the floor is swept.