Turnover, eviction, and abandoned-property cleanouts for landlords, property managers, and portfolio owners across Connecticut. Units emptied and swept fast enough to keep paint, cleaning, and the next lease on schedule.
Turn work is deadline work. Tell us when the unit has to be clear and we schedule to that, because every trade behind us is waiting.
Price confirmed before we start, based on volume, so it goes straight into your turn budget without a surprise at the end.
One apartment, a floor, a building between tenants, or a portfolio on a rolling schedule — same crew, same process.
Third-floor walk-ups, tight stairwells, and narrow hallways are routine here, not a surcharge discovered on arrival.
Certificates issued to the owner or management company before we enter the building.
The unit is swept and empty, ready for paint, flooring, and cleaning the same day we finish.
We do not remove hazardous materials, paint, chemicals, or fuel, and we do not perform biohazard remediation. Point anything like that out and we will tell you which licensed contractor handles it.
The routine one, and the one where speed matters most. Every day a unit sits full is a day it cannot be painted, shown, or rented. We schedule same-week wherever possible because the paint and cleaning crews are stacked behind us.
A unit left full after an eviction. Connecticut has specific requirements governing how a former tenant’s belongings must be handled, so confirm with your attorney or the marshal that you are clear to dispose of the contents. Once you have the go-ahead, we move fast — and we can hold a slot for the day clearance comes through.
A tenant who simply disappeared and left everything behind. We clear the unit and can document what was removed if you need it for your file or a deposit dispute.
Units well beyond a normal move-out. These need a larger crew, more truck cycles, and the right equipment, so tell us in advance rather than letting the crew discover it at the door. See hoarding cleanout services.
A building changing hands, coming out of a long vacancy, or finishing a renovation is not one apartment — it is many, plus the basement, the laundry room, and whatever accumulated in the common areas. We scope those as a single project with a crew and truck schedule sized to the building.
Bank-owned and foreclosed properties needing a full clearout before inspection or listing. See foreclosure and REO cleanouts.
Managing turnover across a portfolio is a scheduling problem more than a hauling one. Quoting every unit from scratch, chasing a different crew each time, and waiting a week for availability is what turns a three-day turn into a three-week vacancy.
For managers with regular turnover we set up a standing arrangement: consistent volume-based pricing, priority scheduling, one point of contact, and a certificate of insurance already on file so nothing stalls at the building door. You send the unit and the date; we handle the rest.
We can also invoice per unit or per property so the cost lands against the right building in your accounting, rather than as one lump you have to break apart later.
Pricing is based on 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 stays predictable on a full one.
You get the price before we start and it does not change once the crew is working. Our junk removal cost calculator gives you a working estimate before you call.
Most single units are done in one visit, and for turn work we schedule same-week wherever possible. If you are working to a lease date, tell us the date when you call.
Yes. Stairs and walk-ups are routine. Tell us the floor and whether there is an elevator so we bring the right crew size.
Yes. Consistent pricing, priority scheduling, and a COI on file, rather than quoting each unit from scratch.
We can clear it, but the legal side comes first. Confirm with your attorney or the marshal that you are clear to dispose of the contents, and then we move quickly.
Yes. We can photograph the unit before and after, which is normally what is needed for a file or a deposit dispute.
We leave it broom-clean and empty. Deep cleaning, carpet, and paint are separate trades — we get the unit to the point where they can start.
We serve landlords and property managers across New Haven, Hartford, Middlesex, Litchfield, and Fairfield counties, including New Haven, Waterbury, Meriden, Hamden, East Haven, Hartford, New Britain, Bristol, Middletown, Wallingford, Naugatuck, Bridgeport, and Danbury. Related: apartment cleanouts and tenant and eviction cleanouts.
Tell us the unit size, the floor, and when it has to be empty. We will give you a price and a date — or set up standing pricing across your portfolio.