Real Estate
Cleanouts

A real estate cleanout is a job with a deadline. A house is going on the market, a closing date is set, a tenant is moving out, or an estate has to be settled, and everything inside has to be gone. Big Blue Removal clears houses, condos and rentals from top to bottom so the property is ready for whatever comes next.

We are locally owned and based in Attleboro, and we have been doing this work for 26 years across Southeastern Massachusetts and Northern Rhode Island. We work for families settling an estate, landlords, property managers and real estate agents. You tell us what is in the property and when it has to be empty, and we plan the job around that date.

Every cleanout starts with a free estimate. For a full house we come out and walk it with you, because the price depends on how much is inside and how hard it is to reach. We are fully insured on every job and open every day from 8am to 7pm.

We start with a walkthrough, in person for a full property, so we can see every room and every outbuilding and ask about access: stairs, parking, elevators or tight hallways. Then we give you a free estimate and agree on a date. For tight closings we can often schedule within days, and one of our estimators can tell you what is realistic when you call.

On the day, the crew works room by room. They carry everything out, load the truck and haul it away, and they leave the property clean enough to show. Customers have noted that our crews clean up after themselves. If a job is large, it can take more than one truck or more than one day, and we will tell you that up front.

A cleanout is priced by the job, not by the item. These are the things that move the number.

• The size of the property. A one-bedroom condo and a five-bedroom house with an attic and a barn are different jobs.
• How full it is. A lightly furnished home takes far less time than one packed floor to ceiling.
• Access. Stairs, a third-floor walk-up or a long driveway add carrying time.
• Heavy and special items. Pianos, safes, appliances, mattresses and construction debris need extra hands or separate handling.
• Your deadline. A closing date or a lease turnover can mean a bigger crew or an earlier slot, and we will tell you how that changes things.

Give us the details when you call and the estimate will be close to the final number. It is free, with no obligation.

Take out anything valuable or sentimental before we arrive, including documents, jewelry and keepsakes, and tell the crew which rooms or items are staying. If you are not local, a relative or your agent can meet us at the property and we can coordinate by phone.

Tell us about access when you book: stairs, parking restrictions, a locked outbuilding or a key lockbox. If the home has been unoccupied for a while or the situation is delicate, mention that too. For homes where clutter is severe, see our hoarding cleanup page.