An eviction cleanout is the process of clearing a property after a tenant has been legally removed or has moved out and left belongings behind. Our crew removes trash, furniture, broken items, and general debris so the unit or home can be turned over to the next tenant, listed for rent, or prepared for sale.

Timing depends on your local laws and the terms of your lease. Once you’re legally cleared to remove items, we can usually schedule a cleanout relatively quickly, depending on our calendar and the size of the job. When you contact us, we’ll ask about your deadline and do our best to find a time that keeps your property from sitting vacant longer than it has to.

Laws about tenant property after an eviction vary by area. We rely on you, your attorney, or your property management company to tell us when items can be removed and whether anything must be stored for a certain period. Once you give us the go-ahead to clear the unit, we remove the remaining belongings and dispose of them according to your instructions and local regulations.

If you’re unsure about legal requirements, we recommend speaking with a local attorney or property professional before scheduling a cleanout.

We remove most household contents left behind: furniture, mattresses, clothing, trash, broken items, small appliances, and general debris. We can also clear out food waste, bagged garbage, and items scattered throughout the property. If there is damage like ruined flooring or fixtures that need to be removed, we can talk about light demo or handyman options during your estimate.

Yes. Many eviction cleanouts involve heavy trash, spoiled food, or long-neglected conditions. We’re used to difficult situations and can remove large volumes of debris and junk so the property can be cleaned, repaired, or renovated. If there are hazards like needles, bodily fluids, or severe animal waste, we’ll let you know what we can safely handle and what may require a specialized service.

Pricing is based on the volume of items to be removed, the amount of labor required, access to the property (stairs, distance to the truck, upper floors), and any special handling or disposal fees. Heavier or dirtier jobs require more time and disposal costs. We’ll walk the property, explain what we see, and provide a clear estimate before we begin so you know what to expect.

Yes. With your permission, we can communicate directly with your property manager, attorney, or real estate professional to schedule access, confirm timing, and provide basic documentation of the work completed. This is especially helpful if you’re an out-of-town owner or if multiple people are involved in the decision-making.

Our goal is to leave the property empty and broom-swept, with trash and unwanted items removed so it’s ready for cleaning, repairs, or immediate turnover to the next step in your process. If you need additional services, such as small repairs or removing damaged flooring, we can discuss those options during your estimate.

Yes. If you manage multiple properties or larger buildings, we can discuss ongoing or repeat eviction cleanout services. We’ll talk about your typical unit size, condition, and volume so we can create a plan that helps you turn units around more quickly and keep vacancies from lingering.