The listing shoot is the one day your house must look like nobody lives in it. Photos of packed garages and crowded rooms follow the listing to every buyer's phone — and the fix costs less than almost anything else in the sale: single pieces from $75, a room's worth $241, the whole pre-listing clear $732 per truck, usually within 48 hours.
Agent or seller — one photo set, flat quote in seconds
Upload Photos & Get Quote →| Step | Who | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Keep / sell / toss decisions | Seller | As early as possible |
| 2 · Estate sale / consignment / marketplace | Seller (sale companies want the house full) | Before any clear |
| 3 · The junk clear | Us — everything from step 1's "toss" pile | 2–3 days before the shoot |
| 4 · Deep clean | Cleaners, on an empty canvas | Day before |
| 5 · Stage & shoot | Agent / photographer | Listing day |
You can run the whole thing without your seller lifting a box: send the photos, get the flat quote, book the window against the shoot date, and point the invoice wherever the parties agreed. Vacant and inherited listings run fully remote — the estate-cleanout flow with per-room photos when it's done. And because pricing is flat and published, there's no estimate visit to schedule around and no surprise that lands in your deal at the worst moment.
Free, no signup — flat quote from photos, booked to the shoot date
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Before the photos, yes — the listing shoot is the one day the house has to look its absolute best, and photos of full closets, packed garages and furniture-crowded rooms follow the listing everywhere it goes. Agents stage what stays; we remove what shouldn't be in frame at all. Single pieces from $75, a room's worth $241, a whole-house pre-listing clear at $732 per 16-cubic-yard truck — usually schedulable within 48 hours of the photo.
The garage, every closet, and the pantry — the exact places sellers stash what they cleared from the visible rooms. A garage buyers can walk into reads as space; one they can't reads as a warning. Clear it for real (garage clears from $241) instead of relocating the problem to where buyers look first.
The working sequence: seller's keep/sell/toss decisions first, any estate-sale or consignment second, the junk clear third, deep clean fourth, photos fifth. The clear needs to land 2–3 days before the shoot so the clean has an empty canvas — and flat photo-quoted pricing means the schedule doesn't wait on an estimate visit.
Constantly — an agent can send photos, get the flat quote, and coordinate the window without the seller lifting anything, with the invoice going wherever the parties agree. For inherited or vacant listings, the whole flow runs remotely alongside the estate-cleanout process.