Listing to Landing · for sellers & their agents
From the listing appointment to unpacked.
One rental, one delivery and one pickup that span the whole sale. Not a declutter rental that ends before the house sells, and not a moving rental that starts too late. Clear the counters before the photographer arrives, keep the totes stacked and labeled through every showing, and pack in earnest once the sale is real. We collect them at the new address.
From $159 for 60 days · delivered and picked up across Lake, Porter & surrounding counties.
Nine in ten agents say “declutter.”
And they hand the seller nothing to do it with. Decluttering is the single most common thing a listing agent asks a seller to do: more common than cleaning, more common than curb appeal. It is also the one piece of advice that comes with no tools, no plan, and no help. The seller ends up buying cardboard, or worse, shoving things into a closet a buyer is about to open.
91%
of sellers' agents recommend decluttering before listing
88%
recommend cleaning. Decluttering outranks even that.
51%
don't stage at all, but still tell sellers to declutter
Source: National Association of Realtors, 2025 Profile of Home Staging.
This competes with staging, not gift baskets.
Staging a listing runs a median of $1,500 professionally, or $500 when the agent handles it. A Declutter Kit starts at $159 and does the work staging depends on in the first place. You cannot stage a room you have not cleared.
29% saw a higher offer
Nearly a third of agents reported staging produced a 1–10% increase in the dollar value offered. On a $350,000 home, a single percent is $3,500, against a $159 kit.
49% saw it sell faster
Half of agents reported reduced time on market. Every week saved is a mortgage payment the seller keeps and a price reduction you don't have to ask for.
Only 21% stage every listing
Most agents don't stage most listings; cost and logistics get in the way. This is the version that fits every listing, not just the ones with a budget.
What 60 to 120 days looks like
The totes never come back in the middle. One delivery, one pickup, and the address at the end is a different one from the address at the start. By design.
Phase 1: Before the photos
1–4 weeks
Counters, closets, bookshelves, the garage. The house photographs the way the seller wishes it always looked, and the overflow is stacked and labeled instead of hidden.
Phase 2: On the market
often 30–60 days
The totes sit stacked and out of the way through every showing and every open house. Nothing to re-buy, nothing to scramble for when a second offer needs a fast close.
Phase 3: Under contract
30–45 days
Now the packing is real, and it is already half done. No trip to buy boxes during the most stressful eight weeks of the year.
Phase 4: Move week, and unpacking
1–2 weeks
We collect everything from the new address when they're finished. Need more time? Keep them by the month. Scheduling a pickup stops the clock.
One number, one continuation.
“$159 covers the first 60 days. After that it’s $29 a month until you tell us to pick them up.”
Peak season pricing from May 1 until Sept 1. Prices shown are off-season.
No daily meter. A seller does not control their own timeline. The closing date depends on the buyer’s lender, the inspection, the appraisal and the title work, so nobody should be billed by the day for delays other people caused. Scheduling a pickup ends the charges.
Three sizes, by how much needs clearing rather than by bedroom count: 10, 20 or 30 totes. Most listings want 20.
For agents: the listing-presentation version
You can buy it for your seller and hand it over at the listing appointment: a concrete thing you brought to the table, before you have earned a dollar. Cover the first 60 days and let them extend if they need to, or cover the whole thing. Either way we set it up with them directly, so nothing lands on your desk.
And the totes are in the house for the entire time it is on the market: in front of every showing, every open house, and every buyer’s agent who walks through.
Already give a closing gift? The move-in version covers the other end of the transaction.