How much does a storage unit cleanout cost?

It depends on the size of the unit and how full it is. A 5x10 typically runs $250 to $500; a 10x10 around $400 to $700; a 10x20 or larger, $700 and up. You get a fixed written price from a few photos before we start.

Can you clear a unit I can no longer afford or access?

Yes. Many calls come from people who inherited a unit, fell behind on payments, or live out of state. As long as you have the right to empty it, we can coordinate access with the facility and clear it — often without you needing to be there.

Do you find and return important items?

Yes. Storage units are full of forgotten documents, photographs, and valuables. We sort as we empty the unit, set aside anything that matters, and hand it to you directly rather than hauling it off with the rest.

Can you work directly with the storage facility?

We regularly coordinate with facility managers on gate codes, access hours, and final walk-throughs so the unit is emptied, swept, and closed out cleanly. Just let us know the location and any access details.

How fast can you empty a unit?

Most units are cleared in a single visit, and we can often schedule within a few days — sometimes same-day for smaller units. Tell us your deadline, especially if there is an auction or lien date approaching.

Do I need to be there?

Not necessarily. With the right access and authorization, we can empty the unit and send you photos and any recovered valuables afterward. This is common for out-of-state clients.

Estate & transition · Phoenix metro

Storage units emptied, swept, and closed out.

Stop paying for a unit you no longer need. We empty it back to bare walls, set aside any documents and valuables inside, sweep it out, and coordinate the final walk-through with the facility — often without you needing to be there.

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Licensed & insured crews
Fixed written quotes
Same-day available
Donation receipts provided

A storage unit has a way of outliving its purpose. What started as a temporary place for a move, a downsizing, or a relative's belongings becomes a monthly bill that's easier to pay than to face. Eventually someone has to empty it — often an executor settling an estate, a family that inherited a unit two states away, or someone who simply wants to stop the recurring charge. Whatever brought you here, we make the last step simple.

Send us a few photos of the unit and we send back a fixed price. We coordinate access with the facility, empty the unit completely, sort for anything that matters as we go, and sweep it so it passes a final inspection. The recurring bill stops, and anything worth keeping comes back to you.

What's included

Complete emptying of the unit, back to bare walls
Sorting for documents, photos, and valuables — set aside for you
Furniture, boxes, appliances, and accumulated clutter
Sweep-out so the unit passes a final walk-through
Donation of usable goods with an itemized receipt
Coordination with the facility on access and gate hours
Photos of the emptied unit for your records

How pricing works

We price by unit size and how full it is, from a few photos, and the number is fixed in writing before we start.

Unit size	Typical range
5x5 / 5x10	$200 – $500
10x10	$400 – $700
10x15 / 10x20	$650 – $1,100
Larger or tightly packed	Quoted from photos

If there's a lien or auction date approaching, tell us — we'll prioritize the schedule.

What to expect

We confirm access details with you and the facility, then send a crew to empty the unit in a single visit whenever possible. As we work, we sort rather than clear blindly, so documents, photographs, and valuables are set aside instead of hauled away. When the unit is empty we sweep it out, take photos for your records, and help close out the final walk-through so there are no lingering charges. If you're out of state, we handle it and send you the photos and any recovered items afterward.

What we can't take

Hazardous materials require licensed disposal, and we'll flag anything of the sort. See the full what-we-take list.

What comes back to you

We sell removal. What matters, you keep.

Documents: Birth certificates, deeds, titles, tax records. Set aside, never discarded.
Photographs: Every album, envelope, and loose print. Boxed and left for you.
Valuables: Jewelry, cash, coins, firearms. Photographed, logged, handed to you directly.
Donation receipts: Itemized, for your records or the estate's.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a storage unit cleanout cost?: It depends on the size of the unit and how full it is. A 5x10 typically runs $250 to $500; a 10x10 around $400 to $700; a 10x20 or larger, $700 and up. You get a fixed written price from a few photos before we start.
Can you clear a unit I can no longer afford or access?: Yes. Many calls come from people who inherited a unit, fell behind on payments, or live out of state. As long as you have the right to empty it, we can coordinate access with the facility and clear it — often without you needing to be there.
Do you find and return important items?: Yes. Storage units are full of forgotten documents, photographs, and valuables. We sort as we empty the unit, set aside anything that matters, and hand it to you directly rather than hauling it off with the rest.
Can you work directly with the storage facility?: We regularly coordinate with facility managers on gate codes, access hours, and final walk-throughs so the unit is emptied, swept, and closed out cleanly. Just let us know the location and any access details.
How fast can you empty a unit?: Most units are cleared in a single visit, and we can often schedule within a few days — sometimes same-day for smaller units. Tell us your deadline, especially if there is an auction or lien date approaching.
Do I need to be there?: Not necessarily. With the right access and authorization, we can empty the unit and send you photos and any recovered valuables afterward. This is common for out-of-state clients.

Empty the unit, stop the bill, keep what matters.

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