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Garage cleanouts in Northwest Arkansas

You want to park in it again. Text a photo of the garage from the door and get a price to empty it.

A cluttered garage full of boxes, totes, a bicycle and a lawn mower, looking out to the driveway

What a cleanout covers

Garages, attics, basements, sheds, crawl spaces and storage units. The crew loads what you point at and leaves what you want to keep. You don't need to sort or bag anything first.

What it costs

Cleanouts are priced by truck space. National cost data puts a half truck at $200 to $400 and a full truck at $600 to $800. A two-car garage packed to the walls can run past one truck. A photo from the garage door is usually enough to quote it.

How it compares to your city's free allowance

Springdale hauls up to 8 cubic yards twice a year, or 16 once. A full junk truck holds 13 to 17 cubic yards, so one garage can use a whole year's allowance, and you still have to carry everything to the curb yourself. Fayetteville's four free drop-offs help if you own a truck and have a few Saturdays. If you'd rather have it done in one visit, get a quote.

What can't go

Garages collect paint, motor oil, fuel and pesticides. Those can't ride on a junk truck. In Benton County, the Solid Waste District takes household hazardous materials at its drop-off sites, with fees and limits. Call 479-795-0751 for current rules.

Typical US prices
JobTypical price
Quarter truck$125 to $200
Half truck$200 to $400
Full truck$600 to $800

National figures from HomeAdvisor and Angi cost data. They are US averages, not a quote from us.

Questions

Do I have to be there?

Someone needs to show the crew what goes and what stays. After that it's up to you.

Can you clean out a storage unit?

Yes. Send the facility name, the unit size and a photo with the door open.

Got something that needs to go?

Send a photo and your town. We will help with the next step.

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