Do I need to sort everything before you arrive?

No. Plenty of people sort as we go, and that is usually faster than trying to do it alone the night before. If you would rather have everything decided in advance, that works too. Tell us which way you want to run it when you book.

How long does a garage cleanout take?

It depends far more on how quickly decisions get made than on how much is in there. A garage that is already sorted can be loaded in well under an hour. One where every box needs opening takes as long as it takes, and we would rather you be sure than fast.

What if I find something I want to keep halfway through?

Then it stays. Nothing goes on the trailer that you have not cleared, and if something is already loaded and you change your mind, we will pull it back off. Check for documents, photographs, and anything of value before we haul. Once material leaves the property it is not practical to recover individual items from it.

Do you clear the whole garage or just the junk?

Whatever you point at. Some jobs are a full clear-out down to the slab, others are three specific things that are too heavy to move alone. Both are worth calling about.

How do I get a price?

Send photos. Wide shots of the space plus close-ups of anything large or unusual answer more in thirty seconds than a phone description does in ten minutes. Estimates are free, and we will tell you honestly if it is not a fit.

Home, Garage, and Attic Cleanout

A garage cleanout is mostly sorting, not hauling. You decide what stays; the Krewe does the lifting, the loading, and the sweep.

Get the Garage Back

Most garages fill up the same way: slowly, and never on purpose. A broken mower goes in the corner, boxes come back from a move and stay packed, and after a few years the car has not been inside since you bought the place.

Clearing it is a two-part job. The first part is deciding, and that part is yours. We do not throw out anything you have not looked at. The second part is the lifting, loading, and hauling, and that is ours. Most homeowners find the deciding takes longer than the hauling, which is why we work at whatever pace you set rather than rushing you through your own belongings.

The photos on this page are jobs the Krewe actually did in Southwest Louisiana. No stock photography and no borrowed portfolios. What you see is the work, with our own truck and trailer.

A two-car garage packed with boxes, tyres, an appliance and household clutter

The same two-car garage emptied and swept to a bare floor

An emptied two-car garage swept down to bare concrete

A garage packed with an air-conditioning unit, ladders and stored scrap

A garage filled with ladders, a ride-on mower and storage drums

An emptied timber garage with bare stud walls and a swept floor

A garage packed with metal shelving, a rattan chair and stored tools

An emptied timber garage lit through a single window after clearing

A garage part way through clearing, with a wheelie bin and hand truck

An emptied timber garage with the door open to the yard

Two-car garage packed with boxes, an appliance and household clutter before a cleanout

The same garage emptied and swept down to a bare slab

A lit attic space packed with stored boxes and holiday decorations along the rafters

A residential attic with bare plywood decking and open rafters after clearing

What a Garage Cleanout Actually Involves

Every garage is different, but the shape of the job rarely is. Here is what people ask most before booking one.

From Full Garage to Swept Slab

You send photos and a short description. We come back with a scope and a price.

On the day, the crew pulls everything onto the driveway so you can see it in daylight rather than squinting into a corner. That is when most of the deciding happens.

What goes, goes onto the trailer. What stays goes back in. We sweep the slab before we pull away, because a cleared garage with a floor full of leaf litter and screws does not feel cleared.

If you want the longer version, we wrote up what a garage cleanout actually looks like, start to finish.