What to know before we come out
Define the Tualatin estate phase before arranging access
An estate request should identify the contents ready for hauling, rather than only the areas that look full. Make a room list covering the home, garage and approved outdoor storage. Keep family collections, documents and items awaiting decisions separate. One authorized contact should be able to approve the same scope across the property, even when someone else provides entry.
Access for your Tualatin pickup
Give the actual Tualatin address and the entry route for each included area. Share any gates, elevator arrangements, building hours or limited period when a property contact can escort the crew. The walkthrough must allow the authorized contact to show all areas being quoted, including locked storage.
Protect decisions, documents and keepsakes
Have one authorized contact approve the removal list. Set aside documents, jewelry, medications, photographs and belongings reserved for family or buyers. Include every room and storage area in the walkthrough. Sorting, sale coordination, detailed cleaning and repairs require their own agreed scope.
Plan the next step
Connect the removal plan to family collection dates and the next cleaner, agent or occupant. Ask for a defined first phase when decisions are still underway. A complete estate can require several loads, so agree on the schedule after the walkthrough and request completion photos in advance if another representative needs to review the result.
Your free estimate and complete price
An estate quote covers the complete approved project, which may require several loads or visits. Household-junk truck-space references are $325 for a quarter load, $575 for a half load and $995 for a full load within material and weight limits. Access, labor and special disposal can affect the total. The walkthrough estimate is free; approve the price and work schedule before removal.