Service Types

Service Types

• Full-Service Cleanout
• Junk Removal Service
• DIY Cleanout Assistance

Cost Comparison

Full-Service Cleanout

• Cost range: $300 - $800
• What's included: Complete removal of all items from the property, thorough cleaning of the space, disposal of hazardous materials, and sometimes even minor repairs.

Junk Removal Service

• Cost range: $150 - $500
• What's included: Removal of non-hazardous items, disposal of junk at a landfill or recycling center, and limited cleaning services.

DIY Cleanout Assistance

• Cost range: $50 - $200 (for equipment rental)
• What's included: Rental of cleaning equipment such as trucks or dumpsters, and guidance on how to conduct the cleanout yourself. Does not include labor or disposal fees.

Pros and Cons

Full-Service Cleanout

• Pros:

  • Comprehensive solution with minimal effort required from the landlord.
  • Professional staff ensures proper handling and disposal of all items.
  • Saves time and reduces stress during a challenging situation.

• Cons:

  • Higher cost compared to other options.
  • May take longer to schedule due to demand for professional services.

Junk Removal Service

• Pros:

  • More affordable than full-service cleanouts.
  • Flexible scheduling options.
  • Quick removal of unwanted items.

• Cons:

  • Limited cleaning services; may not include deep cleaning.
  • May require landlords to be present during the service.

DIY Cleanout Assistance

• Pros:

  • Cost-effective if the landlord has the time and capability to do the work.
  • Full control over the cleanout process.
  • Can be a learning experience for future situations.

• Cons:

  • Time-consuming and physically demanding.
  • Requires effort to dispose of items properly and adhere to local regulations.
  • Potential for added costs if not managed properly (e.g., disposal fees).

This guide should help you evaluate the best eviction cleanout option based on your needs, budget, and time constraints.