Estate Cleanout · Homeland & Govans
Estate Cleanout in Homeland
Downsizing from a Homeland Tudor usually means deciding what fits in a smaller place and letting the rest go — the dining room set, the china hutch, the guest-room furniture, the basement. We take what’s leaving. A china hutch is $160; three-eighths of a truck is $338.
North of Charles Street
Homeland is a neighborhood of Tudor and Colonial homes in north Baltimore; Govans, next to it, is rowhouses and working families.
Both are inside the city, and both have long-held family homes where estate and downsizing cleanouts come up as generations change.
Homeland Estate Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| 3/8 truck | $338 |
| 1/2 truck | $431 |
| Cabinet / china hutch | $160 |
| Sideboard / buffet | $123 |
| Dining table (pedestal / trestle) | $182 |
Downsizing, Not Just Emptying
You Mark What Goes
Tag the pieces leaving, or clear one room of keepers. The crew leaves everything else untouched.
Heavy Dining Rooms
Solid pedestal tables, sideboards and hutches come apart where they can and leave on padded dollies.
Homeland Estate FAQs
Can you take just part of a house?
Yes. Most downsizing jobs are partial, and you pay only for what leaves.
How much does it cost to remove a dining room set?
A pedestal dining table is $182, a sideboard $123 and a china hutch $160; chairs are priced individually.
Do you cover Govans too?
Yes, at the same prices as Homeland.
Can the City’s bulk pickup help with an estate?
It’s limited to three items a month, booked through 311 and set out for a Saturday pickup, so it rarely fits a whole-house job.
Moving to Something Smaller?
Photos of what’s leaving — one flat price back fast.
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