If the car has not seen the inside of the garage since the last ice storm, you do not need a manifesto. You need a path, a keep pile, and a crew that leaves before the HOA writes a letter.
1. Mark what stays. Tape on the shelf is enough. We are not mind readers, and we would rather not haul the Christmas bins you meant to keep.
2. Photograph the whole floor, then the corners, then the door to the yard. Access is half the quote.
3. Pull paint, fuel, and chemicals. They cannot ride in a household load. Leave them tagged. We will tell you the legal drop.
4. Decide about the freezer. If it still has refrigerant, it is not a normal dump item. Say so in the text with the photos.
5. Tell us about the HOA. Visitor parking, no overnight dumpsters, trash-day street bans — we work inside those rules because a trailer that comes and goes is the point.
Most Richardson and Plano garages are a quarter to three-quarter load. Garland jobs almost never pick up mileage. Send the photos when you are tired of looking at it.
Text a photo. Get a range. We load.
Volume pricing, 15 miles included from Garland, final number confirmed in the driveway.