About Us

All The Things Michigan is a locally owned, family-operated cleanup and estate cleanout company based in Mason, MI. Founded in 2017 by Stefan and Alicia, we help families, property owners, landlords, executors, and real estate agents manage properties that need clearing, cleaning, or a complete fresh start.

Our services include estate cleanouts, hoarder home cleanup, junk removal, biohazard remediation, crime scene cleanup, fire and water damage cleanup, move-in/move-out cleanout, post-construction cleanup, and more. We also buy homes in any condition.

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We are 100% locally owned and operated right here in Mason, Michigan. When you call us, you speak with Stefan or Alicia directly — not a call center or a dispatcher. We are your neighbors, and we take that responsibility seriously.

We serve Mason, Lansing, Eaton Rapids, Okemos, Leslie, Dansville, Diamonddale, Williamston, Charlotte, and surrounding Mid-Michigan communities.

We also regularly work with clients who live out of state but need to manage a property in the area. Distance is never a barrier — we communicate clearly throughout the entire process and can send photos and updates along the way.

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We respond to every call or text as quickly as possible — often within minutes during business hours. We are known for our fast response time and frequently offer same-day or next-day on-site estimates.

We respond to every call or text as quickly as possible — often within minutes during business hours. We are known for our fast response time and frequently offer same-day or next-day on-site estimates.

One of our customers put it best: 'Within five minutes of my initial phone call, Stefan had texted me back and offered to come that same afternoon.' That is the standard we hold ourselves to.

Yes. All The Things Michigan is fully insured and licensed. Every job we perform is covered, giving you peace of mind that your property — and ours — is protected throughout the process. We are happy to provide proof of insurance upon request.

Every job is different, so we base our pricing on two factors: the volume of items to be removed and the difficulty of the job (access, hazardous materials, size of property, etc.).

Because of this, we always provide a free on-site estimate before any work begins. We come to you, assess the full scope of the job, and give you a clear, honest price. That number does not change once the work starts — no surprise charges at the end.

We will never quote you over the phone without seeing the property, because a fair price requires a fair look. Contact us to schedule your free estimate.

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No. Our on-site estimates are completely free and come with zero pressure or obligation. We walk through the property with you, answer your questions, and give you a clear picture of what the job involves and what it will cost — before you commit to anything.

No. Once we provide your written estimate after the on-site visit, that is the price you pay. We do not add fees, change the quote midway through, or surprise you at the end. Transparent, honest pricing is one of our core commitments.

Several factors influence the final price of a cleanout job:

• Volume of items — the more there is to remove, the more time and trailer loads are required.
• Difficulty of access — narrow staircases, multi-floor homes, or items in hard-to-reach spaces take more time.
• Presence of biohazardous materials — situations involving human waste, animal waste, mold, or other hazards require specialized equipment and safety protocols.
• Weight and type of materials — heavy items like appliances, pianos, or construction debris have higher disposal costs.
• Scope of cleanup requested — a basic haul-out costs differently than a full haul-out plus deep cleaning.

We take all of these factors into account during our free on-site assessment.

An estate cleanout is the process of clearing a home or property of its contents — typically after the passing of a loved one, before a home sale, or when transitioning a property to a new owner or tenant.

You may need an estate cleanout if you have inherited a property, are acting as executor of an estate, need to prepare a home for sale, or are simply facing a property that has accumulated a lifetime of belongings and you do not know where to start.

It is more than hauling — a true estate cleanout involves sorting, identifying valuables, coordinating donations, disposing of what remains, and often deep cleaning the property afterward.

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Here is exactly how we handle every estate cleanout:

• Step 1 — Free On-Site Estimate: We come to the property, assess the full scope of the job, and give you a written, no-surprise quote.
• Step 2 — Your Personal Estate Consultant: We assign a dedicated Estate Consultant to work alongside you. They help you create a plan, identify items of value, and guide the process from start to finish.
• Step 3 — Sorting & Salvage: We work through the property carefully, separating items to keep, sell, donate, recycle, and remove. Alicia has a trained eye for identifying items that have value — we have helped many families recover money they did not expect.
• Step 4 — Removal & Disposal: We haul everything away, making every effort to donate and recycle before anything goes to a landfill.
• Step 5 — Deep Clean (optional): We can deep clean the property after it is cleared so it is move-in ready or sale-ready.

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Not at all. Many of our clients are managing from out of state or simply cannot be present due to work, health, or emotional reasons. We are fully capable of managing the process independently.

Not at all. Many of our clients are managing from out of state or simply cannot be present due to work, health, or emotional reasons. We are fully capable of managing the process independently.

We communicate clearly throughout — with photos, updates, and check-ins — so you always know exactly what is happening even when you are not there. We treat every home as if a family member is watching, because as far as we are concerned, one is.

We work hard to keep items out of the landfill whenever possible. Our priority order is always:

• Donate — usable furniture, clothing, household goods, and décor are donated to local charities and organizations.
• Sell or Rehome — items with resale value may be sold, with proceeds returned to the client in some arrangements.
• Recycle — materials like metal, electronics, and cardboard are recycled properly.
• Dispose — only what cannot be donated, sold, or recycled goes to the landfill.

This approach is good for the environment, good for the community, and respectful to the memory of your loved one.

Absolutely — and we do it regularly. Many of our clients are adult children, executors, or property owners managing a Michigan estate from another state entirely.

We handle the entire process on your behalf, communicate consistently with photos and updates, and make the entire experience as stress-free as possible regardless of the distance. Just reach out by phone, text, or email and we will walk you through exactly how it works.

No. That is exactly what we are here for. You do not need to do any sorting, packing, or preparation before we arrive.

If there are specific items you want to keep or set aside, simply let us know or set them in a designated area. We handle everything else — with care, efficiency, and respect for every item in the home.

Never. Not once, not ever.

Hoarding is a recognized psychological condition, and the situations it creates are deeply personal and often tied to grief, trauma, anxiety, or loss. We have worked in homes at every level of severity and we approach every single one with the same respect and compassion.

Our job is not to judge — it is to help. You will never hear a negative word from our team about a home or the person who lived in it.

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We handle all five levels of hoarding severity, from light clutter and disorganization all the way to extreme accumulation with structural damage and biohazardous conditions.

• Level 1–2: Light to moderate clutter, all rooms accessible, no health hazards.
• Level 3: Heavy clutter, some rooms unusable, possible odor and minor pest activity.
• Level 4: Significant structural damage, mold, heavy pest infestation, or animal waste present.
• Level 5: Extreme hoarding, property uninhabitable, severe biohazard conditions requiring full remediation.

We assess the severity level during our free on-site estimate and create a specific plan for your situation.

Timeline depends on the size of the property and the severity of the hoarding. As a general guide:

• Level 1–2 situations: Often completed in a single day.
• Level 3 situations: Typically 1–2 days.
• Level 4–5 situations: May require 3–7 days or more depending on the scope.

We give you an honest, realistic timeline at your free estimate — and we keep you informed throughout.

That is entirely up to you. Some clients prefer to be present and involved in decision-making throughout the process. Others need distance for emotional or health reasons and prefer we handle everything independently.

Both are completely fine. We work at whatever pace and level of involvement feels right for your family. There is no pressure either way.

Biohazard remediation is the professional cleaning, removal, and decontamination of materials that pose a health risk — including human or animal bodily fluids, waste, blood, mold, sewage, chemical contamination, decomposition, or other organic hazardous materials.

These situations require trained technicians, proper personal protective equipment (PPE), and specialized disposal protocols. Attempting to clean biohazardous conditions without proper training can cause serious health risks.

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Yes — we handle all biohazard situations in-house with our own trained team. We do not subcontract this work out to a third party.

Our team has been trained specifically in biohazard remediation, which means you work with us from your first phone call all the way through to the final clearance of the property. You will have a consistent, trusted team throughout the entire process — not a rotating crew of unfamiliar faces.

We are trained and equipped to handle a wide range of biohazard situations, including:

• Unattended death and decomposition cleanup
• Crime scene and trauma cleanup
• Human and animal waste removal (common in severe hoarding situations)
• Blood and bodily fluid cleanup
• Sewage backup and contamination
• Mold and mildew remediation
• Animal infestation aftermath (rodent droppings, nesting material, etc.)
• Fire and smoke damage cleanup (which often involves biohazardous ash and soot)

If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, call us — we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.

In many cases, yes — particularly for situations involving a crime, unattended death, sewage backup, or accidental contamination. Homeowners insurance policies vary widely, however, so we always recommend contacting your insurance provider before work begins.

We can provide detailed documentation of the scope and cost of work, which many insurance companies require for claims. Ask us about this when you call.

Biohazardous materials cannot be placed in standard trash — they require containment in certified biohazard bags and containers and must be transported to licensed disposal facilities.

Biohazardous materials cannot be placed in standard trash — they require containment in certified biohazard bags and containers and must be transported to licensed disposal facilities.

Our team follows all applicable federal, state, and local regulations for the containment, transport, and disposal of biohazardous waste. Proper disposal is included in our quote — there are no surprise disposal fees added at the end.

Yes — that is the entire goal of remediation. After our team completes the work, the affected area is fully decontaminated and sanitized, including surfaces, fixtures, and any porous materials that cannot be cleaned and must be removed.

Yes — that is the entire goal of remediation. After our team completes the work, the affected area is fully decontaminated and sanitized, including surfaces, fixtures, and any porous materials that cannot be cleaned and must be removed.

We do not consider a job complete until the property is genuinely safe for reoccupancy. We will tell you clearly when the space is ready and what, if anything, still needs attention before you or others return.

We haul away just about everything, including:

• Furniture — sofas, mattresses, dressers, recliners, bed frames
• Appliances — washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers
• Electronics and e-waste
• Yard waste, brush piles, and outdoor debris
• Hot tubs, swing sets, trampolines, and play equipment
• Garage, basement, and attic contents
• Construction debris and renovation waste
• General household junk and clutter

Not sure if we take something specific? Just call or text — we will tell you straight away.

Yes. If you just have a few items at the curb or a single piece of furniture to remove, we can accommodate that. Call or text us with what you have and where you are located and we will give you a quick quote.

We also offer full garage, basement, and property cleanouts for larger jobs.

Whenever possible, yes. Before anything goes to the landfill, we separate items that can be donated to local organizations, recycled as metal or electronics, or repurposed.

We believe in responsible disposal — it is better for the environment and better for the community, and it is simply the right thing to do.

It means exactly that. If you have a property that needs work — or a property you simply need to move on from — we may be able to purchase it directly from you, without requiring any repairs, staging, or traditional listing process.

You have two options with All The Things Michigan: you can hire us to clean out and prepare the property, or we can buy the property from you outright. We present both options and zero pressure either way.

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Any condition. We have purchased properties that were fully furnished estates, homes with significant damage, properties in hoarder conditions, and everything in between. The condition of the property does not prevent us from making an offer.

Reach out to us by phone, text, or email and we will discuss the property with you directly.

None whatsoever. Reaching out is a conversation, not a commitment. We will talk through your situation, take a look at the property, and let you know what your options are — with no pressure and no obligation to accept anything.