Stair and Carry Planning
Photos of stairs, turns, doors and exit paths help us plan labor and equipment.
Punch & Turn removes approved basement contents after reviewing stairs, headroom, moisture, item weight and the safest path to the trailer.
Photos of stairs, turns, doors and exit paths help us plan labor and equipment.
Combine furniture, shelving, boxes and approved equipment in one defined scope.
Water damage, mold, contamination and structural concerns must be identified before scheduling.
Every project receives a custom written estimate. Photos should show the entire basement, stairs, exits and any heavy or oversized items.
Tight stairs, low ceilings, disassembly, water damage and long carries may require additional labor or a revised scope.
Request a Written EstimateThese answers cover the planning details that most often change the scope, access or disposal requirements for this service.
Not necessarily. If the stairs, doors and exit path are safe, the carrying labor can be included in the written scope. Photos of stairs, turns and heavy items are important because access affects labor.
Only after the condition is reviewed. Active mold, sewage, biohazard contamination and unsafe structural conditions are excluded, so any moisture or damage should be disclosed with the initial photos.
Some equipment can be reviewed, but connected mechanical systems and unusually heavy items need separate evaluation. Provide dimensions, approximate weight and connection details before scheduling.
Explore closely related scopes when the same project needs more than one type of cleanup, loading, hauling or site support.