Good Deeds House Cleanouts

Good Deeds House Cleanouts is a one-person cleanout operation at 209 Water Street in Pembroke, and its paper trail is almost entirely administrative. The Better Business Bureau grades it A+ without accrediting it, lists a start date of 1 January 2010 with a file opened in June 2011, records 16 years in business and a single employee under manager Larry DeRoche, and files the work under garbage removal. It also trades as Good Deeds Thrift Store and takes ACH, MasterCard, credit cards and Venmo. One outside thread is worth pulling. Household Goods, a Massachusetts furniture-donation charity, describes Good Deeds Cleanout in Pembroke as a newer venture whose items it receives, and quotes Larry DeRoche as president of Clean Out Your House, Inc. speaking about a partnership going back 15 years. Read as the charity's account rather than a verified fact, it suggests cleared-out furniture may have a route other than the dump. There is no customer writing to weigh here: the BBB page carries no reviews and no complaints. That is not a mark against the work, but nothing on file describes how a job actually goes. If you are clearing an estate or a full house on the South Shore, ask who is actually on the crew for a job that size, what gets donated versus hauled to disposal, and how the disposal itself is priced before booking.