Get the stuff out. Get your space back.

Start with what you want gone

A single bulky item and a full cleanout are different jobs. Tell Chris what you have, where it is, and what access looks like. Is it in an upstairs room, behind a gate, or mixed with things you want to keep? Those details help make the estimate useful.

• Send a photo that shows the whole pile, not just a close-up of one item.
• Mention stairs, tight access, or anything especially heavy.
• Point out materials you aren't sure can be hauled. Ask before setting them out.

Know what the estimate covers

The type and amount of material, the work involved in getting it out, and site access all affect the scope. A photo is a good start, but it may not show everything. Talk through the details with Chris before you decide.

Ready when you are

You don't have to finish sorting the whole property before you reach out. Describe what you know, ask the questions you have, and start with a free estimate. For fencing on the same property, Haul Yeah! can talk through that work too.

Questions people ask

Can I ask about just one item?

Yes. Tell Chris what the item is and where it is located so he can talk through the job.

Do I need photos for an estimate?

No, but a few wide photos can help show the amount of material and the access to it.

What if I'm not sure an item can be taken?

Ask before moving it out. Some materials need special handling, so it's better to check than to assume.