About

A spotless, partially emptied two-car garage with neatly stacked labeled storage bins along one wall and a small, organized pile of household clutter waiting for pickup in the center: flattened cardboard boxes, an old side table, and a bundled rolled rug. The smooth concrete floor looks freshly swept, and shelving units appear tidy and intentional. Soft afternoon daylight enters through an open garage door, illuminating the space and casting gentle, elongated shadows. The atmosphere feels calm, orderly, and achievable, suggesting an attainable clean slate. Photographic realism from an eye-level, wide-angle perspective, with crisp focus throughout and a clean, modern aesthetic that emphasizes open floor space and visual breathing room.

Why BlankSlate

We’re your monthly clutter partner, preventing pileups instead of waiting for one overwhelming cleanout.

Origins

BlankSlate started in Salt Lake City garages just like yours, built by neighbors who were tired of clutter creeping back. We offer calm, scheduled cleanouts, transparent pricing, and background-checked locals you can trust in your home.

Meet BlankSlate

Our Crew

A clean, modern home office where one side of the room is visibly “before” and the other “after.” On the left, a controlled cluster of disorganized cardboard boxes, old electronics, and random décor sits along the wall, clearly ready for removal. On the right, sleek white shelving, a minimalist desk, and open floor space embody a curated, edited environment. Neutral-toned walls and light wood flooring unify the space. Soft, diffused daylight from a large unseen window bathes the room, creating gentle, natural highlights without harsh shadows. Photographic realism with a straight-on, wide composition that splits the frame, emphasizing transformation, clarity, and the idea of thoughtfully editing one’s belongings over time.

Aarav Sharma

CEO

An immaculate basement corner transformed into a bright, functional storage zone after decluttering. Along one wall, matching white shelving units hold evenly spaced, labeled storage boxes and a few neatly arranged seasonal items like a small artificial tree and camping gear. The cement floor is visible and uncluttered, with a single, compact stack of donation-ready items staged on a clean tarp: folded blankets, gently used appliances, and a sealed box marked “charity.” Cool, even LED ceiling lighting creates consistent, shadow-free brightness. Photographic realism in a wide, eye-level shot with sharp focus, conveying efficiency, order, and the ongoing benefits of a monthly maintenance partnership.

Mateo García

CTO

A tidy suburban driveway with a small, clearly contained grouping of bulky items at the edge of the property: a disassembled metal shelving unit, two worn but clean armchairs, neatly stacked moving boxes, and a compact bundle of scrap wood tied with twine. A sleek, unbranded white utility truck with its rear doors open is parked nearby, revealing an organized interior with straps and labeled bins. Early morning overcast light creates soft, shadowless illumination, giving a professional, dependable feel. Photographic realism, slightly elevated angle, with balanced composition highlighting the simplicity and orderliness of recurring junk removal, while the surrounding greenery and clean pavement reinforce a fresh, well-maintained home environment.

Zuri Ndlovu

Developer

A monthly calendar pinned to a minimalist kitchen corkboard, with recurring colored circles marking junk removal days, accompanied by small, tidy icons representing garage, basement, and donation drop-offs. Below the calendar on a white quartz counter, there is a neat stack of labeled paper organizing small categories of clutter—“electronics,” “yard waste,” “donations”—next to a slim, closed folder labeled “BlankSlate Home Plan.” The kitchen features clean lines, light cabinetry, and uncluttered surfaces. Soft morning sunlight filters in from a nearby window, creating a calm, organized atmosphere. Photographic realism, medium close-up from a slight angle, with crisp focus on the calendar and labels, conveying reliable routine, simplicity, and year-round maintenance.

Leila Haddad

Designer

An overhead, bird’s-eye view of a large, rectangular tarp spread across a clean driveway, perfectly covered with sorted household clutter ready for junk removal: metal items grouped together, cardboard broken down and stacked, textiles folded, and a small clearly labeled “e-waste” section containing neatly arranged cables and old devices. The surrounding concrete driveway is empty and pristine, with a subtle border of trimmed lawn and a simple garage door framing one edge. Diffused late-morning daylight produces minimal shadows and true-to-life color. Photographic realism with sharp detail across the frame, creating a sense of order, thoughtfulness, and environmental responsibility in how unwanted items are prepared for recurring pickup.

Hiroshi Tanaka

Marketing

A collection of neatly sorted donation items arranged on a wide, clean porch: folded clothing stacked by color on a wooden bench, a row of gently used toys in front of a woven basket, a small box of books, and a pair of intact lamps with their cords coiled. Each group has a simple, handwritten-style label reading “donate” affixed to it, reinforcing intentional organization. The front door and simple doormat in the background suggest a well-kept home. Late afternoon natural light creates warm, inviting tones and soft shadows. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with a slight depth-of-field blur on the background, emphasizing the thoughtfully curated items and the ease of coordinating charitable donations as part of regular junk removal.

Amara Okafor

Social

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Thoughtful Decluttering, Month After Month

See How

Every pickup is planned with care: we sort, donate, and recycle before anything heads to the landfill. By partnering with Salt Lake City charities, we turn unused belongings into community resources while keeping your home open, breathable, and easy to maintain.