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Double D Estate Cleanouts and Bereavement Cleanout

Estate sale company, Phoenix

Family-owned company clearing estates, hoarded homes and whole properties across the Phoenix valley, with keepsakes set aside first.

About

Double D Estates is a family-owned business in Phoenix led by owner Diane Darnell. It handles estate and bereavement cleanouts, hoarding cleanup, foreclosure and eviction cleanouts, packing and junk removal across the valley. Before anything is loaded, each room is sorted into items to keep, donate, sell, recycle or haul. Keepsakes, documents and valuables are boxed separately, and if something of value turns up during the work, the job stops and the family gets a call.

The company suits families settling a parent's home, including relatives who live outside Arizona. They can do the walkthrough by video and get photos before, during and after the work. Hoarding jobs move at a pace the family can manage. Fire risk, vermin or structural damage is reported plainly, and work that needs a licensed trade goes to one. The company also works with agents and estate attorneys.

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Good to know

  • Families who live out of state can do the walkthrough by video and get photos of the rooms before, during and after the work. Source
  • Every room is sorted five ways (keep, donate, sell, recycle, haul) before anything is loaded. Source
  • If something that looks valuable turns up during the job, work stops and the family is called. Source
  • On hoarding jobs, fire risk, vermin or structural damage is reported, and the company says which work needs a licensed trade before going further. Source
  • Can coordinate with real estate agents, estate attorneys and family members out of state. Source
  • Open 7am to 9pm every day, with estimates usually the same day or next day. Source

Services

Estate and bereavement cleanouts
Clears a whole property after a death, sets aside what the family wants to keep and leaves the home empty and ready to list. Source
Hoarding cleanup
Clears homes with heavy build-up, including those with fire risk or vermin, and sorts carefully at a pace the family can manage. Source
Foreclosure and eviction cleanouts
Full cleanout and debris removal, leaving a swept building for the lender, agent or owner. Source
Packing services
Boxes up household contents for storage, for shipping to family in another state, or to move them aside before the rest of the house is cleared. Source
Valuables and document retrieval
Searches belongings for deeds, titles, policies, photographs, cash and jewelry and returns anything found to the family. Source
Estate liquidation support
Identifies and flags items with resale value before anything is donated or hauled. Source
Preparing a home for sale
Leaves the property cleared, swept and ready for listing photos, with cleaning available if needed. Source
Downsizing and move clear-outs
Clears homes before and after a move, including downsizing before a move to assisted living, and keeps what is moving separate from what is going. Source
Junk removal and hauling
Removes furniture, appliances, and the contents of garages, sheds and storage units, plus yard waste, from single items up to full loads. Source
Donation and recycling
Usable goods go to donation where they are accepted, and metal, electronics, cardboard and appliances are taken to recycling facilities. Source

How a job runs

  1. Call or text with the property city, photos and any deadline
  2. Walk the property together, in person or on a video call, and agree on what stays
  3. Receive a written price and confirmed schedule before work begins
  4. Keepsakes and documents are boxed first, then each room is sorted and cleared in the agreed order
  5. Review photos of the finished rooms, left swept and ready for the next step

Questions to ask before you hire

  • How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
  • Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
  • Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
  • How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
  • Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?

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This profile is written from Double D Estate Cleanouts and Bereavement Cleanout's own website and Google profile, last checked in October 2026. Prices and services change, so confirm the details with the company.

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