Landis
About us
We specialize in senior downsizing helping our clients decide what to keep, donate, trash or sell. We remove items & store for free while selling unwanted items. We donate items & give you the tax write-off. Once downsized, we can move you to your new home.
Business highlights
Services we offer
The services we offer are selling unwanted items from your home & donating items for tax write-offs. We work with seniors who are downsizing, we also work with folks who are selling a home or feel overwhelmed by a basement or garage full of years' worth of collection. We help our clients’ sort what is of value and what is not. We have a tremendous network of buyers. We have people we subcontract for home improvement.
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
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I would not recommend his services to anyone. I feel he was thoroughly dishonest, and did not deliver the services we'd expected. He was also rude when we contacted him to remedy the problems we had and instead of acting with integrity, he sued us. He promised that our home would be well-organized and that our office space would be useable, and he delivered neither of those things. We paid a large amount of money for some random guys to throw our stuff in a dumpster.
""I am happy with the house, btw--just wanted to reassure you! I got 3 more bags of trash out of the laundry room and spent about an hour rearranging some things upstairs, and now it looks great. Will see you next week, and then you will have to come for dinner sometime so you can check up on us. Hopefully we won't revert to total slobs right away. ;)". This was an email sent to me after day two. Clearly different than the description the member described as my business. When I met with the client (free consultation), I described the intentions for each room. She clearly stated that she just "wanted everything out and that it could be trash or donation". She didn't even want to see what was in the attic because those items had been in there for years. I suggested ordering a trash container (30 yards) based on the amount of trash in the house, and clearly stated that the trash would be a line item on the invoice (documented). And in the trash industry, it's ALWAYS based on weight and rental of the container (also documented). Without discussing personal "illnesses" that she quickly told me about as I stepped foot into the house, there was a lot going on with the client. I believe she felt very overwhelmed, as most people do, with the amount of clutter in her home. We indeed were able to donate some items, and although she may have been disappointed with the sale of a piece of furniture, I offered to buy it back from the buyer and bring it back to her. She said no to that. So although we try to remedy a problem, some people you just can't make happy. As for the sale of her "stuff" in the storage building, weather was a factor--we were working in the winter time and the house in the county which made it more difficult for my specific buyer to get there. However, I did have other contractors and other buyers come to purchase items. I scheduled an auctioneer to take a look at it who said that there wasn't enough value in her items to auction. Based on her lengthy comments about my business, clearly she has deeper issues than that of my company. I didn't sue her, but rather issued a warrant in debt for an unpaid invoice in which the judge found her guilty of not paying. Her house when I left was indeed organized and she used some of my suggestions--shelving, pot rack and organizational tools. There was constant yelling back and forth which made my employees a little nervous--she wasn't yelling at me, but rather her husband. I would expect the comments she posted on Angie's List based on what the people say about her who know her."
Licensing
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