Clear the clutter. Keep your weekend.
HaulBase focuses on the spaces that collect everything: garages, storage units, sheds, basements and attics. Show us what needs to go, review the quote, and let the lifting happen from there.

One focused cleanout, six useful paths
Start with the space you are clearing. Each page explains access, prep and the details that can affect a quote.
A cleanout plan with no mystery step
Access and material details come first. That keeps the estimate grounded in the actual job.
Show the space
Send wide photos, item details and the route from the space to parking.
Review the quote
Volume, materials, labor and access shape the price.
Choose what stays
Mark keepsakes and anything the crew should leave untouched.
Clear the route
The crew loads approved items and sweeps the immediate work area.
Access can matter as much as volume.
A half-full storage unit beside the loading lane is different from the same contents upstairs at the far end of a building. Share the route, not only the pile.
- Stairs or elevator
- Gate and unit codes
- Carry distance
- Heavy items
- Parking limits
- Items that stay
Photo checklist
Take one wide view of the whole space, one photo of each wall, and close photos of dense, oversized or unusual items.
See every estimate detailNearby routes, grounded in real geography
HaulBase is built around Kent and ten nearby King County cities. Coverage is based on the parent company’s published King County service area; final availability still depends on the schedule and job details.

Practical guides before pickup day
Read all guides →How to Prepare for a Garage Cleanout Without Moving Everything Twice
A practical keep-remove-ask plan that protects the items you need and gives the crew a clear route.
Read guide →Storage Unit Cleanout Checklist Before You Close the Account
What to confirm with the facility, what to keep with you and how to avoid a second trip.
Read guide →What to Separate Before a Shed Cleanout
A quick guide to tools, chemicals, yard material and the items that need a separate disposal plan.
Read guide →