Go Green Scrap Pros

About

Listed for

• Estate cleanouts

  What we found: has its own page for this service. See that page

This is a hauling company. It is listed because it offers this work as a service of its own, not for general junk removal.

Good to know

• Regular junk removal is paused while the owner recovers from an injury, but estate cleanouts are still being taken. Source
• Does not transport hazardous materials; if any are found, it gives the client three vetted disposal options in writing and works around them. Source
• Provides photo documentation for estate records on request. Source
• Can price an estate job as labour plus expenses, keeping recoverable scrap metal as part of its payment. Source
• Sorts material so metal goes to scrap yards, usable items are donated and yard waste goes to green-waste streams, with landfill as the last resort. Source
• Sorts workshops and storage areas rather than emptying them, keeping working systems in place. Source

Services

Estate cleanout

Clears furniture, appliances, household goods, yard debris and scrap from every room, garage, basement, attic, shed and outbuilding, sorting items for donation, recycling or disposal. Source

Inherited property cleanout

Walks the property with the family, identifies what can be recovered and clears it room by room. Source

Probate and executor work

Coordinates with executors and estate attorneys, works around court timelines and provides photo documentation for estate records. Source

Hoarding cleanout

Works at a safe pace through tight access and unstable piles, sorting carefully and keeping items worth saving. Source

Bereavement cleanout

Clears a home after a death at the family's pace, handling sentimental items with care. Source

Realtor pre-listing cleanout

Leaves the property cleared and broom-clean, scheduling around showings and open houses. Source

Full property reclamation

Clears workshops, sheds, yards and outbuildings across every part of a property. Source

Garage cleanout

Quoted per job; the company says a two-car bay typically costs $300–$1,000. Source

Scrap metal pickup

Charges a $35–$95 dispatch fee, which is waived for qualifying high-value loads. Source

How a job runs

1. Call or text photos of the property for a quote
2. Free walk-through of the property, usually within a few days, including a check for hazardous materials
3. Agree on a quote before work begins
4. Work typically starts within a week; materials are sorted for donation, recycling, scrap or disposal
5. Photo documentation for estate records on request

Questions to ask before you hire

• Do you sort for donation and resale, or does everything go to the landfill?
• Is the quote a fixed price for the whole home, and what could change it?
• What do you do with documents, photos and valuables you find?
• Can you finish before the closing or lease date, and will you leave the home broom clean?
• Are you insured, and can you send proof before the job starts?