Property Cleanout Services

Pre-Service Preparation

Assess the Property: Conduct a thorough evaluation of the property to determine the scope of the cleanout, including identifying hazardous materials.
Obtain Necessary Permissions: Ensure you have the owner's consent or any required permits for the cleanout, especially for multi-unit dwellings or commercial properties.
Gather Supplies and Equipment: Assemble all necessary tools and materials, including trash bags, gloves, masks, boxes for sorting, and any specialized equipment for heavy items.

Sort Items: Categorize items into keep, donate, recycle, and discard, ensuring clear communication with the property owner about their preferences.
Dispose of Hazardous Materials: Follow safety protocols for the removal and disposal of hazardous materials, such as chemicals, paints, and electronics, in compliance with local regulations.
Clean and Sanitize: After removing items, conduct a thorough cleaning of the space, including vacuuming, mopping, and disinfecting surfaces.

Final Walkthrough: Conduct a final inspection of the property with the owner to ensure everything has been addressed to their satisfaction.
Document Condition: Take before and after photos to document the condition of the property and the work completed.
Dispose of Waste Properly: Ensure that all waste has been taken to the appropriate disposal facilities, including recycling centers for recyclable materials.

Local Disposal Regulations: Familiarize yourself with Los Angeles County waste management rules regarding disposal of specific items, such as electronics or hazardous waste.
Permitting for Large Items: Check if a permit is needed for the removal of large items or bulk waste in residential areas.
Neighborhood Guidelines: Be aware of any neighborhood-specific rules that may affect cleanout services, such as noise ordinances or parking restrictions.