Move-out cleanouts, tenant turnover, and post-eviction removal for renters, landlords, and property managers across Connecticut. Units emptied and swept fast enough to keep your turn schedule intact.
Turn work is deadline work. Tell us when the unit has to be clear and we schedule to that, not to next month.
Price confirmed before we start, based on volume, so it can go straight into your turn budget.
One apartment, a floor, or an entire building between tenants — same crew, same process.
Third-floor walk-ups, tight stairwells, and narrow hallways are standard for us, not a surcharge surprise.
Fully insured, with certificates issued to the owner or management company before we enter the building.
The unit is swept and ready for paint and cleaning when we leave.
We do not remove hazardous materials, paint, chemicals, or fuels. If a tenant left any of that behind, point it out and we will tell you how it needs to be handled.
You are moving and the movers will not take the couch, the mattress, or anything else headed for disposal. We clear what is not going with you so you get your walkthrough and your deposit conversation off on the right foot.
Scheduled turns, unscheduled ones, and everything in between. We can hold a standing arrangement for portfolios with regular turnover. See property management cleanouts for the full program.
A unit left full after an eviction or a tenant who simply disappeared. Connecticut has specific requirements around handling a former tenant’s belongings, so coordinate with your attorney or marshal on the legal steps first — once you have the go-ahead, we clear the unit quickly.
Clearing a relative’s apartment after a death or a move into assisted living. We can set aside anything the family wants kept. Related: estate cleanouts and senior downsizing.
When a building changes hands, finishes a renovation, or comes out of a long vacancy, the work is not one apartment — it is many, plus the basement, the laundry room, and whatever accumulated in the common areas. We scope these as a single project with a crew and truck schedule sized to the building, rather than quoting unit by unit and hoping the days line up.
Apartment cleanouts are priced by volume — how much of the truck the contents fill — with adjustments for access and item type.
Volume pricing works in your favor on a lightly furnished unit and is predictable on a full one. Our junk removal cost calculator gives you a working estimate before you call.
Most single apartments are done in one visit. For turn work we schedule same-week wherever possible, because we know the paint and cleaning crews are waiting behind us.
Yes. Stairs and walk-ups are routine. Tell us the floor and whether there is an elevator when you call so we bring the right crew size.
Yes. For portfolios with regular turnover we can set up a standing arrangement with consistent pricing and priority scheduling instead of quoting every unit from scratch.
Yes. We are fully insured and can issue a COI to the building owner or management company before we start.
We can clear it, but the legal side comes first. Connecticut has rules about how a former tenant’s property must be handled, so confirm with your attorney or the marshal that you are clear to dispose of the contents. Once you are, we move fast.
We leave it broom-clean and empty. Deep cleaning, carpet cleaning, and paint are separate trades — we get the unit to the point where they can start.
We clear apartments across New Haven, Hartford, Middlesex, Litchfield, and Fairfield counties, including New Haven, Waterbury, Meriden, Hamden, New Britain, Bristol, Middletown, Wallingford, East Haven, and Naugatuck.
Tell us the unit size, the floor, and when it has to be empty. We will give you a price and a date.