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These are just some of the many items that are found stored in garages that must be sorted through and prepared for sale, recycling, donation or the trash...

Air compressors, aluminum windows, ant traps, barbeque grills, baseball bats & mits, bicycles, black top sealer, boats, bolts, bowling balls, brickes, bug sprays, bungee cords, camping equipment, camping equipment, carpentry tools, cars, caulk, Christmas holiday decorations, cinder blocks, cleaning supplies, clothesline, croquet set, doors, duct tape, duct tape, extension cords, fertilizer, fire pits, flashlights, footballs, fountains, garbage cans & lids, garden hoses, gardening supplies, gas can, generators, golf clubs, hammers, hedge trimmers, hoes, household repair items, ice scrapers, jumper cables, junk., ladders, lawn chairs, lawn sprinklers, lawnmower, motor oil, motorcycles, nails, nuts, paint, paint brushes, paint thinner, painters caulk, patio tables, patio umbrella, plastic wire ties, pliers, plywood, pogo sticks, pool filters, radios, rags, rakes, recycling totes, refrigerator, repair projects, rock salt, rope, sandpaper, saws, scooters, scrap wood, screens, screws, sheet metal, shingles, shop vacs, shovels, siding, skateboards, skis, sleds, snow blower, spare freezers, spare tires, sports equipment, stain, stereos, storage totes, storm windows, tennis rackets, tools, tvs, unicycles, unsold garage sale items, vans, washers, weed killer, weed wackers, wood pieces, wood chippers, work gloves, workbench, wrenches, etc.

Would you know what to keep, what to recycle, what to donate? Do you have the time that it takes to do a thorough job?

If you are thinking of having your garage roof replaced, especially if you are told that you need a complete tear off, then you should consider emptying it out completely now!

No matter how careful a job the roofers do, there is going to be a considerable amount of roofing debris that rains down on whatever is in the garage.

This debris includes, but is not limited to: animal fur, bird feathers, dust, grit, insects, nails, sawdust, sediment, shingle & tar paper pieces, vegetation, wood chips, etc. Not only does this become a nuisance and costly expense to clean up under normal circumstances, but a much more costly expense in the long run due to the damage that this debris does.

When this debris settles onto boxes, bags, clothing, etc, the organic properties are absorbed into and, more often than not, damage the contents.

Avoid cardboard boxes and wasps & hornets love paper to build nests with.

Covering up everything with tarps helps but does not eliminate the problems. Large canvas tarps are cumbersome and costly. Polyethylene tarps are lightweight, less costly, but also less effective. Investing in totes is a better idea but still does not eliminate the problem. Clear totes are best so that you can see what is inside. Solid color totes are generally heavy duty, of better quality, and are designed to withstand more abuse. Clear totes tend to be thinner, are more fragile, and crack more easily. The alternating hot summers and cold winters that WNY experiences tends to damage items left in garages over multiple decades.

Avoid stacking items against outside walls or on concrete floors as we have found that this is where most of the damaged items are found.