One household, one estate, one team that handles what remains as though it still has value. Since 2012, Nathan and Erica have been clearing homes throughout Cloverdale, from a Five Corners heritage style property to a South Cloverdale acreage close to the Agricultural Land Reserve.
Cloverdale’s centre is evolving quickly. In 2025, the city ended horse racing at Fraser Downs to open the fairgrounds to redevelopment, the backstretch barns were removed in December 2025, and in May 2026 Surrey mayor Brenda Locke put forward an approximately 200,000 square foot convention centre and hotel for the site as a key piece of the developing Cloverdale Town Centre. That town centre concept was broadened in 2024 to encompass around 80.8 hectares and 145 properties surrounding Five Corners, and it is still being finalized. Change like that often prompts long time owners near the core to make decisions about their property earlier than expected. Farther out, South Cloverdale acreages near the Agricultural Land Reserve frequently include a barn or workshop that must be emptied along with the house.
Estate cleanout is not the same as a junk pickup. The process begins with a full property review, not just the contents of the driveway, and before anything is moved, the job is divided into three groups. Resaleable items are directed to consignment. Pieces with no resale value but still some usefulness are set aside for donation. Only what is truly done for goes to disposal. Many Cloverdale junk crews move straight to the last category because it is quicker, and families end up paying landfill costs for furniture, tools, or antiques that actually had real value.
Our pricing is different as well. Disposal is charged by actual weight, not by how full the truck appears, using the same weigh in and weigh out approach the region depends on. The rate details are kept in the pricing section on this page so the figures stay current without anyone digging through blocks of text. What does not change is the split: anything sold through our consignment network returns 50 percent to the family, not to us.
Every Cloverdale estate cleanout with Clutter to Cash includes a firm quote before any work begins, a sorting process that safeguards resale value, complete clearing of garages, barns, and workshops, weight based billing without volume estimates, and 50 percent of each consignment sale paid back to the family.
1 Worker + Truck
$90/hr
Items under 100 lbs
Small appliances
Household items, bags
Most Popular
2 Worker + Truck
$115/hr
Items 100-240 lbs
Mattresses, couches, BBQs
Appliances, dressers
3 Worker + Truck
$135/hr
Items over 300 lbs
Pianos, hot tubs, safes
Commercial equipment

This is what makes us different from every other junk removal company in Vancouver. When we find sellable items during your removal, we do not just haul them away. We sell them through our established resale network and give you 50% of the sale price. Most junk haulers keep everything. We believe if your stuff has value, you should benefit from it.
Initial consultation and quotes are free. All additional services beyond the quoted scope are billable.
Complex jobs requiring cleaning, sanitization, or specialized equipment are quoted during the on-site assessment.
Donation and recycling items have no disposal fees - you pay only the hourly labor rate for us to process them.
Additional surcharges: Tires on rim $12/unit, tires off rim $8/unit, freon items (pre-1975) quoted on-site.
Clear pricing from the first walkthrough to the final invoice. No volume guesswork and no surprise surcharges. Here is how a estate cleanout runs.

Our Clutter to Cash team comes to the Cloverdale property, whether it is a Five Corners home or a South Cloverdale acreage, determines what stays, what has value, and what needs to go, then provides a firm quote before the job starts.

Before anything enters the truck, the Clutter to Cash crew separates genuine resale items such as furniture, antiques, and tools from actual junk, using our A to Z method of consignment first, donation second, disposal last.

South Cloverdale acreages near the Agricultural Land Reserve often include a barn, workshop, or detached shop in addition to the house, and the crew removes all of it in as few trips as the scope permits while protecting floors the whole time.

Disposal is billed by actual weight, using the same weigh in and weigh out method the region relies on at the Central Surrey Recycling and Waste Centre, and the family receives 50 percent of whatever sells through consignment.
Most Cloverdale calls come from executors handling an estate, adult children moving a parent from a Five Corners or Clayton Heights home into a smaller place, property managers turning over a rental, and families working under a probate deadline. With both the fairgrounds redevelopment and the town centre plan advancing near the core, some of these families are also clearing a nearby property ahead of a sale tied to that same pressure.
No matter who is organizing the work, the objective stays the same: clear the property the right way, safeguard anything of value, and return a space that is ready to list, sell, or hand to the next tenant.
Probate deadlines, sale closings, and tenancy end dates do not wait for a convenient week. We shape rush timelines around those actual dates instead of offering a generic same day promise, and GST applies to the work just as it would on any other schedule.
Are you BBB accredited. Yes, since 2020. Are you insured if something gets damaged during the clear out. Yes, Clutter to Cash carries 2 million dollars in liability coverage along with WCB for every worker on site, so a damaged railing or scuffed floor is covered rather than disputed afterward.

Anything with resale value is placed through our consignment network, and the family receives 50 percent of every sale. Most Cloverdale junk crews keep everything.

Disposal is billed by actual weight, the same method used by the Central Surrey Recycling centre, instead of a guess based on truck volume.

Nathan, Erica, and the crew have been clearing Vancouver and Cloverdale properties for more than a decade, from Five Corners homes to South Cloverdale acreages.

BBB accredited since 2020, 2 million dollars in coverage, and WCB for every worker, so an executor or family is never left to carry the risk alone.
Cost depends on volume, access, and disposal weight, so every job begins with a firm quote before anything is moved. See the pricing section above for how the rate structure works.
Yes. We regularly work in Five Corners, Cloverdale Fairgrounds, Clayton Heights, South Cloverdale, and Hazelmere, and we plan each job around the access specific to that area.
They go first into our consignment network, and the family keeps 50 percent of whatever sells. Only items with no resale value move on to donation or disposal.
Yes. Our crew routinely clears outbuildings together with the main house on Cloverdale area acreages, and that scope is built into the quote from the beginning.
We schedule around your actual dates, whether that is a court deadline or a sale closing, and we can often begin within days after the quote is approved.
Yes. Clutter to Cash has been BBB accredited since 2020, carries 2 million dollars in liability coverage, and includes every worker under WCB.
Text us photos of the space and we will send a clear clutter removal quote with honest weight based disposal. Free assessment, zero obligation, and you keep 50 percent of what we sell.
We cover every part of Cloverdale, from the historic centre around Five Corners to the newer streets of Clayton Heights and the rural acreages of South Cloverdale
Professional estate cleanout services across Vancouver. BBB accredited since 2020, serving families with compassion and expertise.
306 - 595 Howe Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6C 2T5
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We acknowledge that our Vancouver operations are conducted on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.