Eviction Cleanout, Priced Upfront
We clear out everything left behind after a move-out — furniture, trash, personal items — so the unit's ready to show or re-rent.
What Eviction Cleanout Includes
An eviction cleanout clears a rental unit of everything a former tenant left behind — furniture, trash, whatever's stuffed in closets or the garage. We work with landlords and property managers on tight turnarounds so a unit gets back on the market fast.
- Full sweep of furniture, mattresses, and trash left behind
- Kitchens, closets, and cabinets cleared out
- Abandoned appliances and electronics hauled away
- Garage, patio, or yard debris included
- Coordination with property managers on unit access
- Broom-swept unit ready for turnover
- Fast turnaround so the unit can be re-listed
A landlord clearing a unit after a sheriff-enforced move-out
A property manager turning over a unit on a tight deadline
A rental left with damaged furniture and yard debris after a lockout
Who Books Eviction Cleanout
A landlord
Clearing a unit after a sheriff-enforced move-out, when whatever's left behind is now their problem.
A property manager
Turning a unit over on behalf of an owner, usually against a tight re-listing date.
An owner handling it directly
A smaller rental with no property manager, just an owner who needs the unit cleared before it sits empty.
Whoever's picking up after the lockout
Sorting out a property where the person who filled it and the person clearing it are two different people.
How Long Eviction Cleanout Takes
The turnaround on these jobs tends to matter more than the size of the unit — a landlord with a lease starting in days needs the same fast answer whether it's a studio or a house. A unit with mostly furniture and a little trash clears quickly; one with things mixed together, trash and belongings in the same pile, takes longer to sort through than to carry out.
- A studio with light contents
- Often cleared within a couple hours.
- A full unit, furniture and trash together
- Usually most of a day once sorting is added in.
- A house with a yard or garage included
- Runs longer, since the outside gets added to the interior work.
How Pricing Works
What drives an eviction cleanout price is how much is left in the unit and what shape it's in. A studio with a mattress and some boxes is a different job than a three-bedroom stuffed room to room.
How much is in the unit
A studio with a few boxes prices differently than a full house stuffed room to room.
What's mixed in
Loose trash sorted from furniture takes longer than hauling out stacked, ready-to-carry items.
Getting it to the truck
Upper-floor units or long hallways without an elevator add carry time to the job.
Where it ends up
Furniture headed for donation moves differently than mattresses and appliances, which carry their own disposal fees.
Send photos of the unit and you'll get one fixed price before we touch anything — no hourly surprises.
Eviction Cleanout vs Renting a Dumpster
Renting a bin still leaves someone carrying every piece of trash and furniture out to the curb — on a unit that needs turning over fast, that's often the part nobody has time for.
| Factor | Eviction Cleanout with a crew | Renting a dumpster |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the carrying | Our crew clears the unit, room by room. | You or a maintenance crew still has to haul everything out to it. |
| Sorting trash from usable items | We sort as we go, so donation-worthy furniture doesn't get landfilled by mistake. | Everything goes in together unless someone sorts it first. |
| Turnover speed | One visit, unit swept and ready to show. | Rented by the week — often longer than a landlord can afford to wait. |
| Fit for the property | We work stairs and long hallways as part of the job. | Needs curb or lot space, which not every rental property has. |
A dumpster can work if someone's already lined up to fill it and the property has room to park one — for most rentals on a tight turnover, that's rarely both true at once.
What We Can and Can't Take
We take
- Sofas, chairs, and other furniture
- Mattresses and box springs
- Kitchen and small appliances
- Boxed or bagged belongings
- Clothing, linens, and household goods
- Loose trash and general debris
- Yard or patio items
- Rugs and small furnishings
We can't take
- Hazardous waste
- Paint and solvents
- Asbestos-containing material
- Tires
- Medical waste
- Propane tanks
Leftover paint has a free route through PaintCare, and the county takes hazardous waste and electronics at Miramar by appointment — worth knowing when a unit is cleared in a hurry.
Where Your Load Actually Ends Up
Between the furniture that's still good and the trash that's mixed in, an eviction cleanout is one of the jobs where sorting on-site actually changes what gets landfilled. Usable furniture is set aside for donation, mattresses go through the county's dedicated recycling route, and loose trash is what actually goes to disposal.
Donated
Furniture and belongings still in good enough shape to reuse.
Recycled
Mattresses and box springs go through the county's free recycling program.
Landfilled
Loose trash and anything too damaged to donate.
How to Get Ready for Eviction Cleanout
- Confirm access — a key, a code, or a property manager who can let the crew in.
- Point out anything that should stay, if there's any question.
- Let us know if trash and belongings are mixed together so we plan time to sort.
- Clear a path from the unit to the street if anything's blocking it.
None of this is required — we can work from just an access point and a set of photos if that's all there is.
Eviction Cleanout Near Me — How Our Coverage Works
Rental turnovers happen everywhere in the county, not around one office, so eviction cleanout near me comes down to where the property sits, not where we're based. We show up at the address, wherever it is.
Give us the property address when you request a quote and we'll confirm the timeline.
Where We Offer Eviction Cleanout
Here's where we're currently running eviction cleanouts.
Also available
Frequently Asked Questions
Who usually books an eviction cleanout — the landlord or the tenant?
Almost always the landlord or property manager, since the goal is turning the unit over. We can quote from photos, so you don't need to be on-site.
What if the unit has trash mixed in with usable furniture?
We sort what's worth donating from what's trash while we're on site, so you're not paying to move things that should just go.
How fast can you clear a unit?
Many eviction cleanouts book same-day or next-day, depending on which crews still have open slots that day.
Do you need anything from us before the crew shows up?
Just access — a key, a code, or someone to let us in. We can also coordinate directly with a property manager.
Do you handle eviction cleanout near me for a single rental property, or only larger portfolios?
Both. A landlord with one rental gets the same fast turnaround as a property manager clearing several units.
Tell us what needs to go
Send a photo, get a fixed price, pick a window. No charge for the estimate.
(858) 859-0089