Flat pricing by unit size
| Unit | Flat price, cleared to bare walls |
|---|---|
| 5×5 | $226 |
| 5×10 | $397 |
| 5×15 | $539 |
| 10×10 | $587 |
| 10×15 | $880 |
| 10×20 | $1174 |
| 10×25 / 10×30 | $1,790 / $2,145 |
Loading from the unit door, donation sorting, disposal and the sweep-out included. Clearing only part of the unit? Per-item and pile pricing may be cheaper — the photo decides.
The rent math nobody runs
Dallas-market storage runs roughly $100–$300 a month depending on size and climate control. Against that, a $360 clear of a 5×10 pays for itself in a few months — and every month after is pure savings. The trap is psychological: the monthly charge is small enough to auto-pay invisibly and permanent enough to total thousands. If the contents were worth the rent, you'd have visited them. The unit we clear most often has been "temporary" for years.
How the clear runs at the facility
Roll the door up, take the shot. Flat quote by unit size in seconds.
You come pull keepsakes first, or arrange access via the office — either works.
Under an hour for most units. Cancel the rental before the next billing date.
Auction winners: same pricing, faster clock — take what you're selling, we clear the remainder inside the facility's deadline.
Bottom line
A storage unit is the only junk pile that bills you monthly for the privilege of ignoring it. One photo, one flat price, one visit — and the auto-pay stops.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a storage unit cleanout cost in Dallas?
Flat by unit size: 5×5 $152, 5×10 $360, 5×15 $364, 10×10 $531, 10×15 $1,075, 10×20 $1,435, and larger units up to 10×30 at $2,145 — the whole unit cleared to bare walls in one visit, loading and disposal included. If you're only clearing part of the unit, per-item and pile pricing applies instead; the photo decides which math is cheaper for you.
Is it worth paying to clear a storage unit?
Run the rent math: storage runs roughly $100–$300 a month in the Dallas market depending on size and climate control. A $360 cleanout of a 5×10 pays for itself in a few months of rent you stop paying — and storage units are where this math hides, because the monthly charge is small enough to ignore and permanent enough to total thousands. The average unit we clear has been rented 'temporarily' for years.
How does the cleanout work at the facility?
You (or someone with your gate code) meets the crew or arranges access with the office; we load straight from the unit door, sort donation-grade items at the truck, sweep the unit, and you hand back the lock the same day. Most units clear in under an hour — often quick enough to cancel before the next billing date.
What about a unit I won at auction?
Same flat per-size pricing, and speed matters more — auction terms typically give buyers only days to empty the unit. Take what you're keeping, photo the rest, and we clear the remainder before the deadline. What we can't do: appraise contents or sort valuables for you — that's the auction winner's game; we're the endgame.