Rental Property & Move-Out Cleanouts in Solano County, CA
Get the Unit Empty So the Turnover Can Move.
Tenant moved out and left furniture, mattresses, bags, boxes or other junk behind? Send us photos of what's left in the property. We'll review what needs to be hauled away so you can get the unit ready for cleaning, repairs, photos or the next tenant.
Serving Fairfield, Vacaville, Suisun City, Vallejo, Benicia, Dixon & Rio Vista
What Helps Us Quote a Rental Cleanout
- 1Photos of each area that needs clearing
- 2Whether the property is vacant
- 3Your location and desired timeline
If you're working around a move-in, listing or contractor schedule, include that information with your request.
- Rentals
- Turnovers
- Foreclosures
- Move-Outs
- Listings
- Storage Units
Left-Behind Junk Can Hold Up the Entire Turnover
A tenant moves out, but the couch doesn't. Neither does the mattress, broken dresser, pile of bags in the closet or miscellaneous junk in the garage.
Before cleaners, painters or repair crews can do their jobs, somebody has to get the unwanted stuff out of the way. That's where a rental property cleanout can help.
Send us photos of what's been left behind and tell us what needs to go. We'll review the amount of material, access and hauling involved so you can get the turnover moving.
- Tenant move-outs
- Left-behind furniture and mattresses
- Apartment and rental-unit cleanouts
- Garage and storage-area cleanouts
- Pre-listing junk removal
- Vacant-property cleanouts
What gets cleared
What Usually Comes Out of a Property
- Left-behind furniture
- Mattresses and bed frames
- Appliances
- Bagged trash and household waste
- Clothing and personal items
- Kitchen and bathroom contents
- Garage and storage contents
- Patio and yard debris
- Old electronics
- Office or retail fixtures
- General junk throughout
Abandoned tenant property may be subject to legal notice requirements. Make sure the required steps have been completed on your end before the unit is cleared — that part is the owner's or manager's responsibility, not ours.
Show Us What's Left Behind
You don't need to make a detailed inventory before contacting us. A few wide photos of each affected room, garage, patio or storage area can show us the volume, large items and access involved.
- One wide photo per room
- The garage, patio and storage areas
- Large furniture and appliances
- Stairs, hallways and parking
Process
How a Rental Property Cleanout Works
- 1
Send Photos of What's Left
Show us the rooms and areas that need to be cleared and tell us where the property is located.
- 2
We Review the Job
We look at the amount and type of material, heavy items, stairs, parking and other access factors.
- 3
We Haul Away the Items You're Clearing
Once the job is arranged, we handle the lifting, loading and hauling for the items you've identified for removal.
Clear the Junk So the Next Job Can Start
Rental turnovers often involve several jobs happening in sequence. Junk may need to come out before cleaning, painting, flooring, repairs, photography or a new tenant can move forward.
Tell us what needs to be removed and whether you're working toward a particular date. We'll use that information when reviewing the job.
- What needs to be removed
- House, apartment, condo or duplex
- Whether the property is vacant
- How access to the property works
- Stairs, elevators and parking
- Any date you're working toward
Who this is for
Who Uses Rental Property Cleanout Services?
Landlords
Furniture, mattresses and junk left behind after a tenant moves.
Property Managers
Rental units that need unwanted contents removed before the next stage of turnover.
Realtors
Properties that need clutter or unwanted items removed before listing photos or showings.
Homeowners & Sellers
Leftover furniture and household junk that needs to go before a move or sale. For an inherited home, see estate cleanouts.
Tenants
Bulky furniture or other unwanted items that aren't making the move to the next place.
Pricing
What Affects Rental Property Cleanout Cost?
The biggest factor is usually how much material needs to be hauled away. One couch and a mattress is very different from an apartment containing furniture, bags, boxes and garage contents.
Heavy items, stairs, elevators, parking distance, difficult access and disposal requirements can also affect the job. Photos are the easiest place to start.
- Amount of material being removed
- Types of items
- Heavy furniture and appliances
- Stairs or elevators
- Parking and loading access
- Labor required
- Disposal requirements
Rental cleanout questions
Ready to Get the Left-Behind Junk Out?
Send us photos of what's left in the property and tell us where you're located. We'll take a look and help you figure out the hauling.