During review
We may ask for another photo, a model number, approximate dimensions, or more information about access. A quick follow-up can prevent a wasted trip.
How it works
A review before anybody lifts a thing.
Pickup starts with information, not a truck at your curb. That protects your time and helps us focus on equipment with a responsible next step.
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Show us what you have
Send a few clear photos, your ZIP code, and a short description. Wide shots help with larger collections.
- 02
Get a straight answer
We review the equipment, location, access, and timing. Pickup is usually free; we confirm any fee before scheduling. For gear offered for sale, we also review your asking price.
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Schedule the handoff
If the request is a fit, we coordinate a pickup window. Submitting a request does not automatically reserve or guarantee collection.
Before scheduling
We confirm which items we can collect and any pickup fee or agreed purchase price before scheduling. Submitting a request does not create a charge, an appointment, or a guarantee of purchase.
At pickup
Items should match the submitted description and be safely accessible. Please disclose stairs, tight corners, water damage, broken glass, or unusually heavy equipment beforehand.
After pickup
We prioritize reuse, restoration, parts, education, and creative work where practical. We avoid making guarantees about a specific outcome before equipment can be assessed.
Photo-first review
Start with the photos you already have.
They do not need to be studio quality. Show the whole item, the model label, visible damage, and the surrounding access for anything large.