West Roxbury's colonials and capes held the same families for generations — and clearing one is a season of weekends nobody has. We do it the careful way: room by room, keepsakes stopped and set aside before anything moves, good furniture donated with receipts for the estate file, and the basement workbench treated with the respect fifty years of projects earned.
Photos of the rooms — a flat plan and price, no pressure
Upload Photos & Get Your Price →First pass: anything personal freezes the work — documents, photographs, the cedar chest, the envelope in the desk drawer. It gets photographed and set aside for the family's decision, every time, no exceptions. Second: donation, because a West Roxbury house full of well-kept furniture can do real good on its way out, and the receipts come back to you for probate. Then the clearing — parlor to attic to the basement that holds the real archaeology — at flat truck-fill rates you approved from photos before anyone lifted a chair. Executors managing from Florida or the Cape run everything by phone and photo; a realtor's lockbox is all we need. The house comes back broom-clean, ready for the listing photographer or the next family.
| Volume | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Truck-fill 1/4 | $295 |
| Truck-fill 1/2 | $525 |
| Truck-fill 3/4 | $720 |
| Truck-fill full | $895 |
Full homes typically run one to two trucks. Keepsake flagging, donation receipts and the final sweep included. $75 minimum.