Garage Cleanouts in Orlando, FL

Family garages in Pine Hills

Pine Hills was built out from the 1960s through the 1990s, with mature oaks and homes that have stayed in the same family long enough for the garage to become an archive. Two generations of tools, a deep freezer, furniture from a grandparent's apartment, and the mower that gave up. Lots are wooded and gates are narrow. One of the Google reviews on this page is from a Pine Hills address, and that's the kind of access the crew is used to. Older lots mean older garages, and older garages mean weight: cast-iron tools, a workbench built in place. That weight is already in the quote.

The trailer goes as far down the drive as it fits, and the crew carries the rest. Carry distance is in the flat price.

MetroWest, Dr. Phillips and Hunters Creek

MetroWest, from the 1980s, mixes single-family streets with townhomes and condos, so the garage is often a one-car with a stacked washer in the corner and a wall of shelving. Dr. Phillips, lakefront and west of Universal, brings remodel leftovers and the garage the contractor left behind. Hunters Creek, the master-planned suburb in 32837, is move-outs: the garage that was the last thing packed and the first thing left. Each one is a half trailer or so, quoted flat from photos.

How Rob schedules Orlando

The west side is 48 minutes on I-4 and the east side is farther, so Rob stacks two or three Orlando garages on one trip, usually the day after you call. West-side stops can ride with Windermere, Horizon West or Winter Garden. Bigger garages and trailer rentals make the trip work for everyone. Paint, propane and pool chemicals stay behind; Orange County runs its own hazardous-waste program for residents.