How Much Does a Full House Cleanout Cost in Georgia?

Start with the actual volume

Walk through every room, then check the garage, basement, attic and outdoor storage. Write down large furniture separately from bags and boxes. Photos of each area help an estimator see how much trailer space the project could occupy. Mention items hidden behind other furniture so the estimate does not overlook them.

A full trailer is a unit of hauling capacity, not a promise that an entire furnished home fits in one trip. Dense materials and bulky, awkward items can affect loading differently. Ask whether the estimate covers everything pictured or only one load.

Current Big Boys load-size pricing

Big Boys' load-size rates run from $99 for 1/8 of a trailer to $649 for a full trailer, before the $49 area service fee and any applicable add-ons. A half-trailer load is $379 before that fee. These are trailer-space prices, not flat prices for an entire house. Multi-load projects need a scope-specific estimate; confirm how the fee and any additional labor apply to the complete job.

As a straightforward illustration, one full-trailer load plus one area service fee is $698, before add-ons. That is not a guaranteed full-house cleanout total. Two or more loads, restricted access or extra work require confirmation before booking.

• 1/8 trailer: $99 before the area service fee and add-ons (~2 cu yd).
• 2/8 trailer: $199 before the area service fee and add-ons (~4 cu yd).
• 3/8 trailer: $250 before the area service fee and add-ons (~6 cu yd).
• 4/8 trailer: $379 before the area service fee and add-ons (~8 cu yd).
• 5/8 trailer: $450 before the area service fee and add-ons (~10 cu yd).
• 6/8 trailer: $499 before the area service fee and add-ons (~12 cu yd).
• 7/8 trailer: $599 before the area service fee and add-ons (~14 cu yd).
• Full trailer: $649 before the area service fee and add-ons (~16 cu yd).

What can change your quote?

Tell the team about staircases, narrow hallways, long carries from the home to the vehicle, heavy pieces and furniture that must be taken apart. Parking constraints and loading rules also matter. A walkout basement is a different job from carrying everything up an interior staircase.

Do not include unknown chemicals, suspected asbestos, sharps or contaminated materials in an ordinary household-junk estimate. Describe those conditions first so the team can confirm whether specialist handling is required.

Choose itemized pricing or load size

Itemized pricing is useful when you can identify a limited list of specific pieces. Load-size pricing can make a mixed whole-home cleanout easier to describe. Compare the complete totals for your actual inventory rather than comparing a single item's price with an entire trailer's price.

If you are unsure, send room-by-room photos and ask which pricing method fits. Keep the service fee, agreed add-ons and excluded materials visible in the written scope.

Reduce cost without creating extra work

Remove possessions you want to keep before the crew arrives. Arrange accepted donations or sales early, but do not assume every used item will qualify. Selling an item only helps your timeline if the buyer actually collects it.

Group small loose items safely and clear the route to the loading area. You do not need to carry heavy furniture outside yourself. Tell the crew what stays, particularly appliances or fixtures included in a home sale.

Request an estimate that covers the whole job

Provide your ZIP, deadline, photos and access details. Ask what is included in lifting, loading and disposal, whether multiple visits are anticipated, and how changes to the inventory are handled. Same-day availability depends on the location, schedule and size of the project.

Big Boys serves its listed Georgia service areas, not every address statewide. Start with your pickup ZIP to confirm service and get a quote for the actual house contents.

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