Greenville & Anderson Counties
Garage Cleanouts in Piedmont, SC
Piedmont sits on the Saluda River and straddles the Greenville and Anderson county line, which makes it semi rural in a way that neither Greenville nor Anderson quite is. Properties run larger and workshops are common.
What we usually find in Piedmont
A working shop is a different job from a storage garage. There is real equipment mixed in with the junk, and telling one from the other is the customer’s call rather than ours. We sort slowly in shops and we ask before anything that looks like a tool goes on the trailer.
The jobs that come up most here
Sheds & Outbuildings
Detached shops and pole barns are common on these lots and they hold considerably more than a garage.
Junk Hauling
Scrap metal, old equipment, and building material left over from work done on the property.
Garage Cleanouts
Attached garages here are often the overflow from a shop that ran out of room first.
Cleanout pricing in Piedmont
Same as everywhere else we go. $299 for the first trailer load and $275 for each one after, with the landfill fees already in it.
- Charged by the load, nothing added
- We sort it with you, nothing leaves unseen
- Floor swept on the way out
We also cover these near Piedmont
Upstate Garage Refresh runs out of Greenville, so anywhere on this list is a normal drive for us.
Questions people ask first
Send three or four photos from the doorway and we will come back with an estimate. It is an estimate and not a quote: a photo does not show depth, or weight, or what you have decided to keep. The real number gets settled in person, before we start, with you standing there. If it does not work for you at that point, we leave and you owe nothing.
One trip out with the trailer. It is 5 feet by 8 feet with 5 foot sides, roughly 7 cubic yards. A lightly used two car garage is often one load, a full one is usually two, and packed to the rafters runs three or more. A part full trailer still counts as a load, because the drive and the landfill run cost the same whether it is stacked to the top or not.
For the sorting, yes, at least at the start. We want you to walk the space with us and mark what stays before anything moves. After that you are welcome to go back inside and we will find you if something needs a decision.
Yes, and it is one of our better jobs because you stop paying rent the same month. We do call the facility office first to confirm you are the tenant on the unit and that the account is current, since a unit in default is under a lien and the contents legally cannot be removed.
Yes, a one page agreement before we start, and you can read it on our terms page right now rather than first seeing it on your driveway. It sets out the load count we agreed, the rate, what we cannot take, and the fact that items become ours once they are loaded. It takes about a minute.
They become our property, which is what the agreement covers. From there we may donate, recycle, scrap, repair or resell any of it. That is how the rate stays where it is. Removal is final, so if you are undecided about something, keep it out of the go pile and tell us. We are happy to leave it or to make you an offer on it.
Almost. Paint, solvents, tires, propane, car batteries, refrigerant appliances, and old tube televisions are all turned away at the landfill, so we cannot put them on the trailer. Ask and we will tell you where those do get taken.
Send a few photos and we will tell you what it takes.
Charged by the trailer load, at a published rate, with nothing added on the day.