Temecula Estate & Probate Cleanout Service
Estate Cleanout Temecula — Full-Home Clearing for Families, Executors & Realtors
We clear inherited and probate homes across Temecula, Murrieta and Southwest Riverside County. Room-by-room sorting, donation runs, heavy furniture and appliances out, and a broom-clean handoff on a schedule that matches your court dates and your listing.
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Where most families start
Clearing an inherited home in the Temecula Valley
Clearing a parent's house is rarely just a logistics problem. It usually happens in the middle of grief, on a deadline nobody chose, in a home holding thirty or forty years of a life. The good dishes that never got used. The garage bench. Bins of Christmas decorations. Closets you open one drawer at a time.
On paper it sounds like a long weekend. Then you are standing in the entryway of a four-bedroom in Redhawk or Wolf Creek deciding what gets kept, what gets donated and what has to go. The weekend turns into a month.
Wild West Junk Removal is family-owned and based in Temecula, and we have handled estate and probate cleanouts across Southwest Riverside County since 2021. This work is not the same as clearing a rental or a storefront. It takes patience, some restraint, and the sense to slow down when someone picks up a photo album and needs a minute. We work alongside executors, successor trustees, probate attorneys and listing agents to empty inherited homes on schedules that actually line up with court dates and real estate timing.
Maybe you are an adult child clearing your mom's house near Paloma del Sol. Maybe you are a trustee prepping a Murrieta property for distribution, or a Realtor who needs a probate listing empty and broom-clean inside 72 hours. Either way we cover the whole job: room-by-room sorting, donation runs, hauling, recycling, heavy furniture removal, appliance removal, and a final cleanup.
Weston Molitor
Founder · Wild West Junk RemovalWeston grew up in Murrieta and started Wild West in Temecula in 2021 with one dump trailer and a phone number. He still runs the crews that handle estate and probate cleanouts across the valley, and he still does the walkthroughs himself on most estate jobs, because pricing a house full of someone's life sight-unseen is not something he is willing to do.
“On an estate job the fastest crew isn't the best crew. We slow down when the family needs us to, we ask before anything goes on the trailer, and we sweep the floor under the furniture we just carried out. That's the whole difference.”
Legal timing
Probate cleanout Temecula — why the calendar matters
A probate cleanout differs from a regular estate cleanout in one way that matters a lot: legal authority. Until the Riverside County Superior Court issues Letters Testamentary, when there is a will, or Letters of Administration, when there is not, the executor or administrator does not have standing to remove property from the home. So the timing gets planned rather than assumed. We schedule each probate job around the court's process, your appraisal date and your attorney's guidance.
Once you have authority, we move. Getting an inherited home ready to sell almost always lands on the executor, and most executors are doing it on top of a full-time job, their own family and the loss itself. Our crew takes the physical half off your plate: every room emptied, closets and cabinets cleared, garage contents hauled, donatables pulled aside, and the home left ready for a listing agent to walk.
Many California probate cases run roughly a year to eighteen months from petition to final distribution. The house almost always has to be cleared long before the estate closes, especially when it needs to be listed to cover debts or fund the distribution to heirs. Timelines vary by case — your attorney is the authority on yours.
Executors & trustees
Estate cleanout support for executors and successor trustees
If you have been named executor of a will or successor trustee of a living trust, managing and eventually clearing the home falls to you. California expects an executor to identify, secure and inventory the estate's assets, and the California Courts probate self-help center lays out the steps in plain language. For most people the hardest, most physically draining piece of that is the cleanout: a home that has not been decluttered in decades, where every drawer and cupboard has to be gone through before one item leaves the property.
We work around whatever your timeline demands. Finished before the probate referee's appraisal, before a creditor claim deadline, or before you hand keys to a listing agent. We help separate what the family is keeping from what should be donated and what is genuine trash.
Working with a probate attorney in Murrieta, Temecula or anywhere in Riverside County? We will coordinate access and scheduling straight with their office. When the property sits in a trust instead of going through probate, the successor trustee usually has faster access, and we can start as soon as you are ready.
Don't clear the house before you have authority
The most expensive mistake we see is a well-meaning family member emptying the home before Letters are issued or before the estate is appraised. Items that should have been inventoried are gone, and the executor is the one who has to explain it. California also gives creditors roughly four months after the executor is appointed to file claims against the estate, which is why full cleanouts are frequently scheduled during or after that window.
Basic cleanup — spoiled food, obvious trash, hazards — can usually begin sooner. This is general information, not legal advice. Confirm the sequence with your probate attorney, then call us and we will build the schedule around it.
Before the trailer shows up
What to handle first when a parent passes away
Families call us at every stage of this, and the ones who have the smoothest cleanout are the ones who did these things first. None of it requires a crew. All of it saves you from doing the job twice.
Find the important documents
The will or trust, the deed, insurance policies, bank and investment statements, recent tax returns, birth and marriage and death certificates. Put them in one locked box before any sorting starts. These are the items most often lost in a rushed cleanout.
Forward the mail
A Post Office forwarding order keeps bills, statements and account notices from piling up at an empty house or getting picked off the porch.
Cancel licenses and vehicle records
Notify the DMV to cancel the driver's license and handle plates and titles. Doing this early closes off one of the more common routes to identity theft on an estate.
Change the locks
You rarely know how many keys are out in the world. New locks protect the property and protect the executor, who has a duty to safeguard the home while it is being settled.
Walk the house and take stock
Go room to room, including the garage, the shed and any storage unit nobody mentioned until the bill arrived. Photos on your phone are enough. This becomes your record of what was there before anything moved.
Confirm authority and set a timeline
Check with the attorney on where probate stands and what has to happen before contents can be removed. Then set dates for family review, any estate sale, and the cleanout itself.
Let the family claim what matters
Give everyone a window to pick sentimental items, and use a fair method if there is disagreement, such as drawing names and rotating picks. Stage everything being kept in one room.
Then call us
Once the keep pile is set aside and any liquidator has finished, we clear the rest. Free estimates, one written quote, and the house handed back swept.
Scope of work
What's included in our estate cleanout services
The service is built to cover the entire property, from the heaviest piece of furniture down to the last bag of odds and ends in the back of a closet. On a typical estate cleanout in Temecula we handle:
Furniture removal
Sofas, beds, dressers, dining sets, recliners, desks and bookshelves cleared from every room, including upstairs bedrooms and narrow hallways.
Appliance removal
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers and window AC units disconnected where needed and routed for recycling or proper disposal.
Clothing & belongings
Closets, drawers and bins cleared of clothing, shoes, linens and personal items. Anything wearable is sorted for donation to local charities.
Garage cleanouts
Workbenches, tools, paint cans, sporting gear and decades of accumulated garage clutter removed and sorted. Usually the biggest room on the job.
Sheds & outbuildings
Sheds, carports and storage structures cleared of garden equipment, lumber scraps, old patio furniture and miscellaneous leftovers.
Yard debris
Fallen branches, dead plants, cracked planters and broken patio furniture cleared to lift curb appeal before the home is photographed.
Trash removal
Expired pantry goods, old paper, broken household items and general trash bagged, loaded and hauled to authorized Riverside County facilities.
Donation sorting
Usable items pulled on site and routed to Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Goodwill and Salvation Army. Donation receipts provided when available.
Recycling
Metal, cardboard and electronics separated and taken to licensed recyclers, supporting Riverside County's waste-diversion goals.
Final cleanup
Once it's empty we sweep the floors, wipe surfaces and check every closet, cabinet and drawer. Broom-clean and walk-through ready.
Before a single item leaves, we walk the home with the executor or family contact and stage everything being kept — photos, documents, jewelry, heirlooms — in one designated room. Nothing in that room gets touched. It's the simplest safeguard against the one mistake you can't undo.
How it runs
Our six-step estate cleanout process
Built around how these jobs actually go: families who are grieving, executors stretched thin, and Realtors who need the property back fast.
Free property assessment
Call or text Weston at (951) 837-8072. We come out, often same day, and walk every room, the garage, the sheds and the yard with you or your rep. We gauge volume, flag specialty items, and note access issues like stairs, tight doorways or gated-community entry.
Identify what stays
We go through the home with the executor or family contact and set aside everything being kept in one designated spot, so it never ends up on the trailer by mistake.
Donation & recycling review
We sort the rest three ways: good enough to donate, recyclable, and genuine waste. Donations go to partners across the valley before anything heads to a landfill.
Removal day
Our crew loads everything into heavy-duty trailers — broken furniture, worn-out appliances, mattresses, yard debris, whatever didn't make the keep or donate list. We handle the lifting, disassembly and loading.
Final cleanup
Floors swept, counters and shelves wiped, every closet, cabinet and drawer checked. The goal is a home a Realtor can walk and immediately start planning photos around.
Documented handoff
You get back a clean, empty home ready to sell, rent or transfer. If your Realtor or attorney needs before-and-after documentation for the file, we provide it.
Transparent pricing
How much does an estate cleanout in Temecula cost?
Estate cleanouts price by volume — how much of the trailer your home fills — plus labor for sorting, stairs and specialty items. Here are our standard load rates. Most single-room or partial jobs land in the first two tiers; a full-home estate cleanout typically runs multiple full loads, which we quote as one written number after the walkthrough.
Quarter Load
3 cubic yards
$195
minimum pickup
Half Load
6 cubic yards
$350
per load
Three-Quarter Load
9 cubic yards
$495
per load
Full Load
12 cubic yards
$595
per load
What can change the price
- Stairs
- $150 on loads up to one-half truck load, $300 on loads over one-half truck load, for carrying items up or down stairs. Tell us the floor level when you call and the figure goes in your written estimate.
- Appliances
- $30 each. Covers refrigerant handling and the separate disposal stream refrigerators, freezers and AC units legally require.
- Mattresses
- $15 each, any size.
- Extra loading time
- A full load includes one hour of loading. Beyond that hour, $75 per hour per crew member.
- What a full load means
- 12 cubic yards in a 12ft x 8ft x 4ft dump trailer, loaded by a two-person crew.
What moves the number on an estate job
Property size — a two-bedroom condo in Vail Ranch takes far less labor and trailer space than a four-bedroom with a three-car garage in Morgan Hill.
Volume of contents — a lightly furnished home with organized closets clears faster than one packed floor to ceiling.
Access — second-floor bedrooms, narrow stairs, long driveways and gated-community parking rules all add time.
Specialty items — pianos, hot tubs, heavy safes and pool tables need extra hands and sometimes special equipment.
Sorting depth — a full room-by-room sort with donation staging is more labor than a clear-it-all haul.
Hoarding conditions — handled through our hoarder cleanout service, which adds both labor and disposal volume.
You get an upfront written quote after the on-site look. Stairs, appliances, mattresses and loading time are all counted before we start, so the number you approve is the number you pay. If the scope changes mid-job, we stop and talk it through before doing anything. Compare against our published junk removal pricing for context.
Trade partners
Cleanouts for Realtors and probate professionals
Listing agents across the valley run into inherited properties constantly that cannot be photographed, staged or shown until the previous owner's belongings are gone. A home packed with forty years of furniture, kitchenware, garage clutter and yard debris is not a listing yet, it is a project. And most families do not have the time, the muscle or the emotional room to tackle that project on the schedule a listing agent needs.
We work directly with Realtors who need a property cleared and cleaned inside 24 to 72 hours so the listing can go live. We also coordinate with probate attorneys and estate reps managing a property for the court. If the job has to happen in a specific order — appraisal, then cleanout, then listing — we schedule around it.
Agents who have used us know we protect the house on the way out: no gouged hardwood, no dinged door frames, no debris left in the yard. For probate sales that need the property's condition documented, we hand over before-and-after photos.
Book the cleanout before the photographer, not after. A cluttered pre-cleanout walkthrough almost never produces strong offers, while a clean, vacant home shows its real square footage and photographs dramatically better.
After an estate sale, the leftovers are still yours to clear
Most estate cleanouts happen in two acts: liquidator first, cleanout second. A sale prices and moves whatever has resale value — furniture, collectibles, tools, artwork — and when it wraps, everything that did not sell stays put. That leftover pile is bigger than people expect: unsold couches, boxes of kitchen goods, clothing that never moved, and a general scatter across every room.
We handle post-estate-sale cleanouts across the valley regularly: show up after the liquidator is gone, sort what is left, pull anything still donatable, remove the rest. If the sale has not happened yet, we can clear obvious junk ahead of time so the saleable items are easy to reach and the home shows well.
Honest comparison
DIY family cleanout vs. a professional estate cleanout
| DIY / family cleanout | Wild West estate cleanout |
|---|---|
| Weeks of evenings and weekends for family members | Completed in 1–3 days by a full crew |
| The emotional toll of sorting a loved one's home alone | Crew does the physical work while you direct the decisions |
| Repeated trips to the dump, donation center and recycler | Hauled, donated and recycled in one coordinated effort |
| Real risk of back injury moving appliances down stairs | Trained, insured crew handles the heavy lifting |
| Valuables and paperwork thrown out by accident | Room-by-room sort with anything questionable shown to the family |
| Home sits unsold through weeks of slow progress | Listing-ready in days, not weeks |
| No paper trail for probate court or tax purposes | Donation receipts and before/after photos on request |
| Disposal fees, truck rental and dump runs paid piecemeal | One written quote, all disposal included |
Why families here keep calling us back
Respectful crews trained to work estate jobs with patience, not speed for its own sake.
We ask before we toss — anything questionable gets shown to the family first.
Written quotes after the site visit, with stairs, appliances and mattresses priced in up front.
Fast scheduling — same-day assessments, cleanouts often starting within 24–48 hours.
Local ownership — Weston lives here, and referrals in a community this size are earned.
Licensed and insured with commercial liability coverage protecting the property and the estate.
Donation-first sorting to Habitat ReStore, Goodwill, Salvation Army and other valley charities.
Broom-clean finish — we sweep under what we just carried out.
Hoarding conditions in inherited properties
It is not unusual to open an inherited home and find conditions that were not obvious while the owner was alive: severe clutter, blocked walkways, pest activity, spoiled food, biohazard risk. Those call for handling well beyond a standard estate cleanout. We run a dedicated hoarder cleanout service with crews trained to work safely and without judgment in extreme-clutter environments.
If you open the door and feel overwhelmed, call before you try to clear it yourself. This is the one situation where DIY genuinely is not worth the risk.
Worth knowing first
Legal and ethical ground rules for an estate cleanout
We are a junk removal company, not attorneys, and nothing here is legal advice. But we have watched enough estates go sideways to know which mistakes cost families the most, so here is what we tell people at the walkthrough.
Authority comes first
Only the appointed executor, administrator or successor trustee can direct what leaves the property. Acting without that authority can put a family member personally on the hook.
Creditors have a window
California gives creditors roughly four months after the executor is appointed to file claims. Full cleanouts are often scheduled during or after that period for a reason.
Keep the paperwork
Wills, trusts, deeds, titles, insurance policies and tax returns should be pulled and stored before sorting begins, and held well past the cleanout for tax and estate purposes.
Some things need special handling
Firearms transfer through a licensed dealer. Medications go to a take-back program. Paint, solvents and asbestos follow hazardous waste rules. None of it rides on our trailer.
Protect privacy
Medical records, personal correspondence and financial statements should be shredded or securely destroyed, not bagged with the general trash. Estates are a common identity theft target.
Appraise before you discard
If an item might be valuable, get it looked at before it goes, even when nobody in the family wants it. That decision belongs to the estate, not to the person holding the box.
Tell everyone the plan
Heirs who find out after the fact are the ones who end up in conflict. Say what is being kept, donated, sold and discarded, and give people a window to speak up.
Write down what happened
A simple record of what was kept, donated, sold or hauled protects the executor if anyone questions it later. We supply donation receipts and before-and-after photos on request.
If you are unsure where the estate stands in probate or what you are permitted to remove, talk to an estate attorney before the cleanout begins.
Coverage
Estate cleanout services in Murrieta, Temecula & the valley
We provide estate cleanout and probate property cleanouts across the full Temecula Valley and Southwest Riverside County. Our crews are based locally, which means fast response times and real familiarity with the communities, HOA and gate access rules, and disposal facilities around the region.
For estate properties just outside these core areas — Hemet, Fallbrook, Rainbow, De Luz — call to confirm availability. We can usually accommodate the broader Riverside County area depending on the schedule.
Related work on estate properties
Garage cleanouts
The garage in an estate home is usually the most packed room on the property — decades of tools, storage and gear.
Appliance removal
Old refrigerators, washers, dryers and heavy units needing safe disconnection and recycling.
Furniture removal
Heavy, oversized or hard-to-reach pieces that need a trained crew and the right equipment.
Mattress disposal
Mattresses and box springs removed and routed for recycling where possible.
Storage unit cleanouts
Many estates include a unit nobody knew about until the bill arrived. We clear those too.
Temecula junk removal
The full service menu for homes and businesses across the Temecula Valley.
What clients say
Reviews from Temecula Valley clients
“Nick and the crew were on time and very professional. They removed reclining couches, entertainment center, coffee table, end tables from our upstairs loft. They were very careful and cleaned the area afterwards. Great price! I would definitely recommend Wild West junk removal.”
“Weston and his team are on it. They respond as fast as any company I have seen, and get the job done 100% of the way with no shortcuts. Good people over at Wild West, recommend highly without any reservation.”
“This company is amazing! I was in need of junk removal. I called, they came, it was done! They are so professional in every way. Courteous and friendly. I will use this company forever!”
“They showed up on time, worked fast, and were super professional. The crew was friendly, respectful, and went above and beyond to make sure everything was cleaned up perfectly. Fair prices, great service.”
“Wild West Junk Removal Service was great. Nick and Jake were friendly, fast, and really efficient. They gave me a fair price and were quick in and out, making the whole process hassle-free. I definitely recommend them.”
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The handoff is the whole point
Every estate job ends the same way: you get the keys back to a home that is empty, swept and ready for whatever comes next — a listing, a rental turnover, or a family member moving in. No pile in the driveway. No “we'll come back for that.” No last load sitting in the garage waiting on a second appointment.
If the estate needs documentation for the court file or a tax return, say so at the walkthrough and we will build it in: donation receipts where the charity provides them, and before-and-after photos of every room.
Answers
Estate cleanout Temecula — frequently asked questions
An estate cleanout in Temecula is priced by volume plus labor, not by the hour. Wild West Junk Removal charges $195 for a quarter load (3 cubic yards, our minimum pickup), $350 for a half load (6 cubic yards), $495 for a three-quarter load (9 cubic yards), and $595 for a full load (12 cubic yards).
A full-home estate cleanout normally runs several loads, and we quote the whole job as one written number after walking the property. Stairs, appliances, mattresses and loading time past the first hour are itemized in that estimate before we start. Call or text (951) 837-8072 for a free assessment, usually available the same day.
Most estate cleanouts in the Temecula Valley are finished in one to three days. A two-bedroom home with moderate contents is often a single day, while a larger house with a full garage, a shed and yard debris usually runs two to three days.
The real variable is sorting, not hauling. If the family wants a full room-by-room review before anything leaves, add time. Weston gives you a timeline at the free walkthrough so you can plan the listing or the distribution around it.
A probate cleanout is an estate cleanout on a property that is moving through probate court, which means nobody can legally remove the contents until the court appoints an executor or administrator. In Riverside County that authority arrives as Letters Testamentary when there is a will, or Letters of Administration when there is not.
A regular estate cleanout, or a property held in a living trust with a named successor trustee, usually has faster access because no court appointment is required. Wild West Junk Removal handles both and schedules around the appraisal date, the creditor claim window and your attorney's guidance.
Usually not, and clearing a house early is the most expensive mistake we see families make. Until the executor or administrator has been appointed by the court, removing property can leave items uninventoried and unappraised, and the executor is the person who has to explain the gap.
Basic safety cleanup is a different matter. Spoiled food, obvious trash and anything creating a hazard can generally be dealt with sooner. Confirm the sequence with your probate attorney first, then call us and we will build the cleanout schedule around the date your Letters are issued. This is general information, not legal advice.
Before anything is thrown out, secure the property and find the paperwork. Change the locks, forward the mail, and gather the will or trust, the deed, insurance policies, bank records and recent tax returns into one locked box.
Then walk the house and note what is there before decisions get made. Once the executor has authority and the family has flagged what it is keeping, that is the point to bring in a cleanout crew. Calling too early usually means the job gets done twice.
Yes. Inherited home cleanouts are one of the most common jobs Wild West Junk Removal runs in Temecula and Murrieta. It does not matter whether the property came through a will, a living trust or intestate succession.
We clear decades of belongings, take out heavy furniture and appliances, sort for donation and recycling, and finish with a broom-clean sweep so the home is ready to sell, rent or transfer. Most are done within one to three days of scheduling.
An estate cleanout covers the entire property, inside and out. That means furniture, appliances, clothing, personal belongings, garage and shed contents, yard debris and general trash, plus sorting for donation, recycling and proper disposal.
Every job ends with a final cleanup: floors swept, surfaces wiped, and every closet, cabinet and drawer checked. The home gets handed back broom-clean, with nothing left in the driveway and no second appointment needed for a last load.
Yes, and sorting is built into the job rather than charged as an extra service. Before a single item goes on the trailer, we walk the property with the executor, the family contact or the listing agent and stage everything being kept in one designated room.
Nothing in that room gets touched. Anything questionable gets shown to the family instead of being thrown out on a judgment call. That one habit is the simplest protection against the mistake you cannot undo.
Yes. Usable goods go to local donation partners including Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Goodwill and Salvation Army across the Temecula Valley. Furniture, clothing, household goods and working electronics get pulled aside on site rather than loaded for the landfill.
We hand over donation receipts whenever the charity provides them, which helps when the estate is being documented for tax purposes. Metal, cardboard and electronics are separated for licensed recyclers.
Yes, and prepping a property for listing is one of the top reasons Realtors and families call. We regularly clear inherited homes in Temecula, Murrieta and Menifee inside 24 to 72 hours so the property can be photographed, staged and listed without losing weeks.
Book the cleanout before the photographer, not after. An empty, swept house shows its real square footage and photographs dramatically better than one still holding forty years of furniture.
Yes. Wild West Junk Removal works directly with probate attorneys, estate planners, successor trustees and REO agents throughout Southwest Riverside County. We understand how court deadlines, appraisals, creditor claim periods and listing dates stack up against each other.
If the attorney's office needs to arrange access or set the timing, we will coordinate with them directly instead of routing everything through the family. Before-and-after photos are available for the file on request.
Whatever the liquidator could not sell stays in the house, and clearing it is a separate job from the sale. That leftover pile is bigger than most people expect: unsold couches, boxes of kitchen goods, clothing that never moved and a general scatter through every room.
We run post-estate-sale cleanouts across the valley on a regular basis. We come in after the liquidator is gone, pull anything still donatable, and remove the rest. If the sale has not happened yet, we can clear obvious junk beforehand so the saleable items are easy to reach.
Call before you open more than the front door. It is not unusual to find severe clutter, blocked walkways, pest activity or unsanitary conditions that were not visible while the owner was living there, and those jobs need different handling than a standard estate cleanout.
Wild West Junk Removal runs a dedicated hoarder cleanout service with crews trained to work safely and without judgment in extreme-clutter environments. This is the one situation where doing it yourself genuinely is not worth the risk.
On paper yes, in practice usually not once you count truck rental, repeated dump fees, donation runs and the weeks of evenings it takes. A three- to four-bedroom home in the Temecula Valley typically takes a family several weekends and takes our crew one to three days.
The bigger cost is the one that does not show up on a receipt. Injuries moving appliances down stairs, valuables thrown out by accident, and a house sitting unsold while progress crawls all cost more than the hauling did.
Some materials are outside what any junk removal company can legally haul. Household hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, pesticides and asbestos, plus medications, ammunition and medical waste, all have to go through their own disposal channels.
Firearms need to be transferred through a licensed dealer, and prescription medications can go to a pharmacy or police take-back program. Tell us what you have found at the walkthrough and we will point you to the right place for anything we cannot load.
Yes. Estate cleanouts in Murrieta are a regular part of our week, and Weston grew up there. We also cover Temecula, Menifee, Wildomar, Winchester, French Valley, Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake.
Our crews are based in Temecula, so response times are short and same-day assessments are available for most requests. Call (951) 837-8072 to confirm service for a specific address.
Yes. Wild West Junk Removal is family-owned, licensed, and carries commercial liability coverage that protects the property and the estate for the length of the job.
That matters more on estate work than on an ordinary haul-away, because an executor or trustee has a duty to safeguard the home while it is being cleared. Weston Molitor has owned and run the company in Temecula since 2021.
Free on-site assessments are usually available the same day you call, and once the written quote is approved most estate cleanouts start within 24 to 48 hours. Same-day slots open up most days, so call early in the day for the best chance at one.
If the property is in probate, we build the schedule around the date your Letters are issued and any appraisal your attorney has planned. Our hours are Monday to Saturday, 7AM to 7PM, and we are closed Sunday.
More answers about loads, timing and what we can and can't take are on our junk removal FAQ page.
Need an estate cleared? Start with a free walkthrough.
Call or text Weston and the Wild West crew for a free on-site assessment and a written quote. No obligation, no pressure, no surprises on the invoice.
Wild West Junk Removal
41713 Niblick Rd, Temecula, CA 92591
Mon to Sat: 7AM-7PM · Sun: Closed
Family-owned, licensed & insured since 2021
References
Sources & useful links
Probate and donation details on this page are general information, not legal or tax advice. These are the primary sources we point families to:
Wild West Junk Removal is a junk removal and cleanout company. We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice. Consult your probate attorney about your specific case before removing property from an estate.