Park In It Again
We empty the whole bay — shelving, paint cans, the lot — and sweep it out.
Tell us what's going and we'll get back to you with pricing — usually within the hour.
No commitment. No card required.
Garages fill up because there's no deadline forcing them to empty. Then one day you want to park in it, sell the house, or convert it, and twenty years of storage has to move in a weekend.
We clear the entire space in one visit: boxes, shelving units, old tools, bikes, lawn equipment, scrap lumber and the furniture that got put out there years ago. You point at what stays.
The county collects bulk items twice a year, three items per collection, on a date it assigns you — and you have to carry everything to the curb yourself. It won't take pianos, pool tables, furnaces, tires, glass, anything over eight feet, or anything holding liquid, and the program only covers single-family homes and townhomes.
If you have more than three items, can't wait for your date, need it carried out of the house, or it's on the excluded list — that's us. See the full exclusion list.
| Job | What it covers | Starting at |
|---|---|---|
| Single bay | One-car garage, moderately full | $225 |
| Two-car garage | Standard full clearing | $225 per load |
| Packed garage | Floor to ceiling, shelving included | $225 per load |
Prices are starting points and depend on volume, weight and access. You get a firm number before we start.
Unopened or dried-out latex paint usually yes. Liquid chemicals, solvents and fuel are household hazardous waste and have to go to a county drop-off — we'll tell you which.
Yes. Dismantling and hauling built-in shelving is part of the job.
We take them. Baltimore County's bulk collection specifically excludes tires, which is why they tend to sit in garages for years.
Call now or send a few details — we'll get back to you with a price within the hour.
