Service Types

Service Types

• Full-Service Cleanout
• Partial Cleanout
• DIY Cleanout Assistance

Cost Comparison

Full-Service Cleanout

• Cost range: $500 - $2, 000
• What's included: Comprehensive cleanout of the property, including removal of furniture, appliances, trash, and debris. Often includes deep cleaning and sanitization services.

Partial Cleanout

• Cost range: $300 - $1, 000
• What's included: Removal of select items as specified by the client, such as large furniture or specific debris. May also include some cleaning services.

DIY Cleanout Assistance

• Cost range: $100 - $500 (for rental equipment and disposal fees)
• What's included: Provision of rental equipment (trucks, dumpsters), and guidance on how to perform the cleanout yourself. Some services may offer optional labor assistance.

Pros and Cons

Full-Service Cleanout

• Pros:
  • Complete service with minimal effort required from the homeowner.
  • Professional handling of hazardous materials and debris.
  • Time-efficient; can often be completed in a single day.
• Cons:
  • Higher cost compared to other options.
  • May involve contracts with service providers.

Partial Cleanout

• Pros:
  • Cost-effective for homeowners only needing specific items removed.
  • Flexible service tailored to individual needs.
  • Quicker turnaround time than full-service options.
• Cons:
  • May require additional arrangements for remaining items.
  • Incomplete cleanout may lead to lingering issues or debris.

DIY Cleanout Assistance

• Pros:
  • Lowest cost option, providing maximum control over the process.
  • Opportunity for hands-on involvement in the cleanout.
  • Can be a satisfying experience for those who enjoy DIY projects.
• Cons:
  • Time-consuming and physically demanding.
  • Requires proper planning, tools, and potentially hazardous waste disposal knowledge.
  • May not be suitable for larger or more complex cleanouts.

This guide serves as a starting point for evaluating your foreclosure cleanout options. Consider your budget, the condition of the property, and how much involvement you wish to have in the process before making a decision.