Estate Cleanout · Winter Park
Estate Cleanout in Winter Park
Winter Park collects bulk items for free only twice a year, in May and November. An estate doesn’t wait for either. We clear a parent’s home any month, room by room, at a truck-fill price you see before we start — a full truck is $732.
Homes That Held a Lifetime
Loring Chase and Oliver Chapman bought 600 acres here in 1881; Rollins College opened on November 4, 1885, and the town incorporated two years later. Park Avenue, the Central Park lawn, and the Chain of Lakes still define it.
The typical Winter Park house was built in the 1970s, and many have had the same owners for decades. When it’s time to downsize or settle an estate, there is often forty years of furniture, books, and garage storage to sort through.
Estate Cleanout Prices
| Truck load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| 1/4 truck (a room or garage corner) | $241 |
| 1/2 truck (a few rooms) | $431 |
| 3/4 truck | $587 |
| Full truck (16 cu yd) | $732 |
| Upright piano (single item) | $290 |
How We Work With Families
You Choose What Stays
Mark keepsakes with tape or a sticky note, or set them aside in one room. The crew removes only what’s marked to go.
Donation Before Disposal
Usable furniture, housewares, and books are set aside for local charities before anything goes to disposal.
Winter Park Estate FAQs
When does Winter Park pick up bulk items?
The city’s free bulk collection runs only as events in May and November. The rest of the year, a private hauler is the only way to clear large amounts.
How much does a Winter Park estate cleanout cost?
It’s priced by truck-fill: $431 for half a truck up to $732 for a full sixteen-yard load. Larger homes may need more than one load.
Can the family be out of town?
Yes. Many executors live elsewhere. Approve from photos, arrange access, and we’ll send pictures as the rooms empty.
Do you remove pianos?
Yes. An upright piano is $290, carried out by the crew.
Don’t Wait for November
Photos of each room — a flat truck-fill price back fast.
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