ScopedThe Inventory Edition


A house full of a life deserves better than a dumpster quote.

For executors, families and the agents who help them: a documented, unhurried clearing of a home, priced from photographs before anyone touches a thing.

Living room of an older house during a cleanout, moving boxes with handwritten labels beside a worn armchair in soft window light
Illustrative generated photograph. No customer or family is shown.

Clearing a parent's house is a hundred small decisions made in the worst month to make them. The industry answer is a truck, a crew on the clock, and a price that rewards speed. Speed is precisely the problem: the county records in the desk, the ring in the coat pocket, the photographs behind the crawl space panel do not survive it.

Scoped works from photographs first. You walk the house once with your phone, room by room, and we return a written inventory scope: what appears saleable, what a charity will collect, what must be documented before disposal, and what simply goes. The price is fixed from that scope, and the scope is the contract. Nothing leaves the house that is not on it.

You approve the scope from wherever you live. The work is photographed as it happens, valuables are set aside in a labelled box that never leaves the property without your sign-off, and every donation receipt and disposal ticket comes back attached to the room it came from. When it is over you hold a record, not a memory of a truck pulling away.

What the written scope covers

Proposed pricing

Each engagement is priced from the scope. These are the proposed anchors for a pilot.
ServiceProposed price
Written inventory scope, any house, returned within three days$350, credited against the work if you proceed
Documented clearing, typical three bedroom housefrom $2,800 fixed
Set-aside courier and certified document destructionquoted on the scope

Proposed pilot pricing, labelled as such. The "from" figure is our estimate, not a record of past jobs. This option is not yet on sale, see the status note below.

Where this sits in the plan: the weighted scorecard ranks the guided cleanout scope eighth of ten, overall 3.40, decision: crowded, later test. Queued behind the launch trio. This page is one of three design directions for that later test. See the scorecard and the roll-out plan.