Full storage unit cleanouts for tenants who are done paying rent on a unit they no longer need, and for facility operators clearing abandoned and auctioned units. We empty it, sweep it, and get it back to the office ready to re-rent.
Unit dimensions and a rough sense of how full it is gets us most of the way to an accurate quote.
You get the price before we start, based on how much of our truck the contents actually fill.
With facility authorization and access, we can clear the unit without you taking a day off.
Our crew does all the lifting and carrying, including whatever is packed to the ceiling at the back.
We leave the unit broom-clean so you can close it out with the office the same day.
Usable furniture and household goods are routed to donation instead of straight to disposal.
We do not remove hazardous materials, fuels, paint, chemicals, or ammunition. If any of that is in the unit, set it aside and we will tell you where it needs to go.
The most common call. You want to stop the monthly charge, the contents are not worth another year of rent, and you need it emptied before the next billing date. We work to that date.
A parent or relative kept a unit for years and the family is now responsible for it, often from out of state. We clear the unit and can set aside anything you want kept. See our estate cleanout services if there is a house involved too.
Self-storage operators clearing abandoned units, post-auction leftovers, or units left behind after a lien sale. We turn units around quickly so they go back on the rent roll instead of sitting empty.
Companies that used storage for records, inventory, or fixtures and no longer need the overflow. Often paired with an office cleanout or a warehouse cleanout.
Three things make a storage cleanout go smoothly. First, pull anything you actually want to keep before we arrive, or mark it clearly — once the crew starts loading, it moves fast. Second, check with the facility office about access hours and whether they need written authorization for a third party to clear your unit; most do. Third, confirm your unit number and gate code, because a wrong number wastes a trip for everyone.
Pricing is based on volume — how much space the contents take up in our truck — rather than a flat rate per unit size. A 10×10 packed floor to ceiling costs more than a 10×20 that is half empty.
You get the price before we start, and it does not change once the crew is working. If you want a sense of pricing first, our junk removal cost calculator will get you close.
Usually not. Most facilities allow a third party to clear a unit with written authorization from the renter and access to the gate code and unit. Check with the office first, since policies vary between facilities.
Most single units are done in one visit, often within a couple of hours. If you are trying to beat a billing date, tell us the date when you call and we will schedule around it.
Yes. Mark them clearly or point them out before we start and we will move them aside rather than load them.
Furniture and household goods in usable condition are routed to donation where there is an outlet. Metal, electronics, and cardboard are recycled. Only what cannot be reused or recycled is taken for disposal.
Yes. We work with self-storage operators and property managers on abandoned units, post-lien-sale leftovers, and multi-unit cleanouts, and we can turn several units in a single visit.
Tell us in advance. Water-damaged and infested contents need different handling and disposal, and knowing beforehand means we bring the right equipment instead of discovering it at the door.
We clear storage units across New Haven, Hartford, Middlesex, Litchfield, and Fairfield counties, including Waterbury, Meriden, New Britain, Bristol, Middletown, Hamden, Naugatuck, Wallingford, Cheshire, and Southington.
Send us the facility, the unit size, and roughly how full it is. We will give you a price and a date.