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When everything has to go, the Garage Brothers get to work. The company, based in Raleigh, N.C., specializes in cleaning out garages, basements, attics and work spaces overflowing with clutter that would make any hoarder envious. Led by owner Kraig Bantle, Garage Brothers organize each space and then redesign it into something the homeowners can enjoy. In exchange, Kraig and his team get to keep any valuables they find in the clean-out process, hoping there are some hidden treasures buried in the trash that they can sell at a profit. They also give many of the items they haul away to charities.
When everything has to go, the Garage Brothers get to work. The company, based in Raleigh, N.C., specializes in cleaning out garages, basements, attics and work spaces overflowing with clutter that would make any hoarder envious. Led by owner Kraig Bantle, Garage Brothers organize each space and then redesign it into something the homeowners can enjoy. In exchange, Kraig and his team get to keep any valuables they find in the clean-out process, hoping there are some hidden treasures buried in the trash that they can sell at a profit. They also give many of the items they haul away to charities.
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Garage Gold
"Garage Gold"When everything has to go, the Garage Brothers get to work. The company, based in Raleigh, N.C., specializes in cleaning out garages, basements, attics and work spaces overflowing with clutter that would make any hoarder envious. Led by owner Kraig Bantle, Garage Brothers organize each space and then redesign it into something the homeowners can enjoy. In exchange, Kraig and his team get to keep any valuables they find in the clean-out process, hoping there are some hidden treasures buried in the trash that they can sell at a profit. They also give many of the items they haul away to charities.
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