Basement & Estate Cleanout · Clintonville
Basement Cleanout in Clintonville
Some Clintonville houses arrived as a kit from a catalog a century ago, and their basements have been collecting ever since. We bring it all up the narrow stairs: a quarter truck of basement contents is $241, and the old chest freezer $146.
Kit Homes Above the Ravines
About 30,000 people live in Clintonville, a streetcar suburb north of the University District where Ohio State professors once built summer homes. South Clintonville still has pre-1930 Sears and Montgomery Ward catalog kit homes; the north side has houses from the 1910s through the ’50s.
Six glacial ravines — Glen Echo, Walhalla, Overbrook, Beechwold, Delawanda and Bill Moose Run — cut through the neighborhood, which is why some lots are steep and some driveways tight.
Clintonville Basement Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Basement contents (1/4 truck) | $241 |
| Basement contents (1/2 truck) | $431 |
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Dehumidifier | $77 |
| Metal Shelving | $71 |
What Comes Up the Stairs
The Usual Basement
Metal shelving, paint cans, holiday bins, the dehumidifier that finally quit, and furniture that never went back upstairs.
Items the City Won’t Take
Freezers and dehumidifiers are on the City’s excluded list for bulk pickup. They’re routine for us.
Clintonville Basement FAQs
Can you empty an entire basement in one visit?
Usually, yes. Photos of each corner of the basement let us send the right truck and crew.
Is a steep ravine driveway a problem?
No. Let us know about it when you book, and the crew plans the carry accordingly.
Do you take old paint cans?
Yes, each priced for the extra handling — $30 for a one-gallon can.
Why not use City bulk pickup?
It won’t take freezers or dehumidifiers, requires plastic-wrapped upholstery, and excludes house cleanouts.
Take Back the Basement
A photo from the bottom of the stairs is a good place to start.
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