Garage cleanout
in Westchester.

Westchester's fifties and sixties ranch houses mostly have a one-car garage attached to the house, not the two-car garage common on newer South Dade lots, and it tends to become the only real storage space a smaller ranch house has: there is no walk-up attic, so whatever does not fit inside ends up in the garage instead. In a house held by the same family for decades, that usually means decades of accumulation, not a few years' worth.

Where a house has a carport instead of an attached garage, the same stuff collects out in the open rather than behind a door: tools, a lawnmower, folding hurricane shutters pulled down after the last storm and never put away, bikes, a decade of holiday decorations. Paint cans, chemicals and batteries are fine to include as long as you tell us in your photos, since those get handled differently than the rest of the load; we do not take hazardous material like asbestos or sealed drums.

If you are an unincorporated Miami-Dade trash customer, which most of Westchester is, you get two free bulky waste pickups a year for a few items put on the swale on the scheduled route. That covers a chair or an old grill; it does not clear a garage or carport floor to ceiling, and the apartment buildings along Bird Road and Coral Way have no garages at all, so clearing one of those units is a different kind of job entirely. Send photos of the whole space, shelves and overhead storage included, and a licensed, insured hauler prices it and loads it. You pay JunkZipp once it is clear, not the crew and not up front.