The Sunset's rows of stucco houses held the same families for fifty and sixty years — and when one passes on, the house holds all of it: every closet, the sewing room, the garage under the house with tools from three eras. We clear it the respectful way: keepsakes stopped and set aside, good furniture donated with receipts, and the house left broom-clean for whatever the family decides next.
Photos of the rooms — a flat plan and price, no pressure
Upload Photos & Get Your Price →Original-owner Sunset homes are dense with life: documents in the hallway cabinet, photos in the bedroom closet, cash where nobody expects it — which is exactly why anything personal freezes the line, gets photographed, and waits for the family's decision. Then the donation pass: solid mid-century furniture from these houses is exactly what SF's charity programs and community stores want, and the receipts come back to you for the estate file. The tunnel-entrance garage gets cleared last — tools, fishing rods, fifty years of careful saving — and swept. Families running this from Sacramento or Seattle do the whole thing over photos and calls; a realtor's lockbox is all we need on the ground, and the fog doesn't slow us down.
| 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. $95 minimum.