Closets
Wire racks, rod and shelf, double-hang and walk-in systems. Priced by the linear foot of shelf, so a double-hang row counts twice.
Old closet out. Walls ready for the new one.
Getting a new closet system installed? We tear out the old wire racks, rod and shelf, or built-ins first — then patch, paint and haul it away if you want. Enter your measurements and see your flat price right now.
- Flat price on screen — no site visit needed to quote
- One quote for every room: closets, pantry, garage, laundry
- Nothing upfront — pay by cash or card when the job is done
Your jobs
Add one job per space — "Master closet", "Guest #1 closet", "Garage workbench". Every job goes on the same quote.
Where's the job?
Booking
Your price is based on the measurements you enter. If the crew finds different footage or counts on site, we'll confirm any change with you before starting.
Quote is booked in
Nothing is due today — you'll pay by cash or card once the job is done. We've emailed you a copy and will confirm your date shortly — keep this number handy if you call us.
What we remove
Most of our jobs come from homeowners about to get a new closet system installed — the installer quotes the new one, and someone still has to get the old one out cleanly. That's us. We also tear out the built-ins nobody wants anymore.
Pantries & utility rooms
Wire and wood shelving in pantries, utility rooms and linen closets, with the anchor holes patched.
Laundry rooms
Upper wall cabinets and the shelf-and-rod over the washer, so the new cabinets or shelving go on a clean wall.
Garage storage
Wall shelves and cabinets, overhead ceiling racks and workbenches — including the ceiling anchors.
Offices & library walls
Built-in desks, office cabinetry and floor-to-ceiling bookshelf walls, taken out in sections.
Murphy beds
Wall beds with or without side cabinets. Spring-loaded mechanisms are released safely before anything comes down.
Mirrored doors & wall mirrors
Sliding and bifold mirror doors, vanity mirrors and glued mirror walls — heavy glass that's dangerous to pull yourself.
Media walls, window seats & bunks
Entertainment centers, TV mounts, built-in benches and bunk or loft beds.
Patch, paint and haul-off
Pulling a closet system leaves anchor holes and, when wire racks are yanked, torn drywall. Add a patch and texture to any job, or larger 4×4 patches in ½" or ⅝" board. Want the walls painted? Tell us whether you have the paint and give us the room size — we price it by the square foot of wall.
Debris: some closet installers haul away the old system as part of their job, so check with your installer first. If they don't, add haul-off to your quote and we'll take it all.