Service Recommendation in Holiday Florida (New Port Richey, Port Richey: low income, mattresses, house)

[young92]

Can someone recommend a company that will clean out a house in the Holiday, Florida area?
My sister needs to clean out her late Father in Laws house. There is a lot of junk but probably also some furniture that could possibly be donated.
In my area of Asheville, NC I normally send my sellers to a local Hospice that auctions their furniture then splits the proceeds. Is there anything like that in the Holiday area? (I think New Port Richie is the nearest large town)

[MortonR]

Originally Posted by young92

Can someone recommend a company that will clean out a house in the Holiday, Florida area?
My sister needs to clean out her late Father in Laws house. There is a lot of junk but probably also some furniture that could possibly be donated.
In my area of Asheville, NC I normally send my sellers to a local Hospice that auctions their furniture then splits the proceeds. Is there anything like that in the Holiday area? (I think New Port Richie is the nearest large town)

I know of these folks as they took a bunch of stuff when my FIL passed. I'm not sure if they do "clean outs" but if not they probably know people who do.

Suncoast Hospice - Resale Shoppes

RM

[sunigal99]

I recently moved from unincorporated New Port Richey and had to pay to get rid of my old furniture. The charities all want clean, perfect furniture or they refuse it. I had 2 lazy boys that were stained, no rips, but cleanable, refused. They won't take mattresses. Amvets took a antique mahogany dining table and 2 of the 8 chairs. They refused the other 4 matching chairs because the seats needed to be recovered.

I found leaving the usable stuff curbside got rid of it without having to pay.

There's a lot of low income people in Holiday, so I imagine curbside stuff would go fast.

I've seen maid services that advertise Move Out cleaning, maybe hire a cleaning service.