What estate cleanouts costs in North Vancouver
Priced by the load, dump fees included. Labour, loading and the disposal fees are all inside these numbers — nothing is added afterwards.
A few rooms
$379
The garage, basement and one bedroom — the usual first stage.
Half load · 1/2 van
Most of a home
$499
Furnished rooms plus a garage or storage locker.
Three-quarter load · 3/4 van
Whole property
$629
A house or apartment emptied and swept, ready for listing photos.
Full load · Full van
Photos give you an Instant Photo Estimate — an estimated load size and price range. Your final price is confirmed on arrival, before we load, and nothing moves until you approve it. Save 10% if you help load — optional. See full load pricing.
What the price covers
- A staged plan so you are never asked to make every decision in one afternoon
- Keep, donate and dispose kept physically separate as we work
- Photos sent through for family members who cannot be on site
- Broom-clean finish, including the garage floor and closet shelves
Getting ready for the pickup
- Walk the property once and mark the keep items with tape or a sticky note. Anything unmarked is fair game, which removes the guesswork on the day.
- Pull paperwork, photographs and jewellery before we start — those live in drawers, envelopes and coat pockets, not in obvious places.
- If the estate is still in probate, check what the executor is authorised to remove before booking.
- Larger estates often go better as two visits: obvious disposal first, decisions second.
Estate cleanouts in North Vancouver: what to expect locally
- Lynn Valley, Upper Lonsdale and Deep Cove: steep, narrow driveways often mean backing in and carrying rather than turning.
- Lower-level carports and garden suites add a flight of stairs — included in the price.
- Workshops and under-deck sheds hold scrap metal, timber and paint; the paint has to go to a free depot separately.
- Executor and realtor timelines are workable when booked ahead of the listing date.
More about how we work across the city on the North Vancouver junk removal page.
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Estate cleanouts questions from North Vancouver
Our Deep Cove driveway is too steep and narrow for a large truck. What then?
We park where the truck can legally and safely stand — often the street above or below — and carry from there. It adds time to the day, not cost, because the price is volume-based. A photo taken from the road down toward the house is the single most useful thing you can send us for a North Shore estate job.
The workshop is full of old paint and solvents. Can you clear that too?
Not in the truck. Paint, stains, solvents, motor oil and propane are regulated and have to go to a depot that takes them, several of which are free to residents. We will separate them out as we clear the workshop and tell you exactly where to take them — or, on larger estates, coordinate that drop-off as a separate errand.
How do you make sure nothing important gets thrown out?
Nothing leaves the property until you have seen the pile it is going into. We work room by room, keep a keep-pile you can inspect, and stop to ask about anything that looks like paperwork, currency, jewellery or family photographs. On probate and executor jobs we will photograph the room before we start if you want a record.
Can you work with a realtor's timeline or a completion date?
Yes, and the earlier you book the easier that is — a listing date or completion date is a hard deadline, so we schedule around it rather than into it. Tell us the date when you send photos and we will confirm what is achievable in one visit versus two.
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