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An investor property cleanout is the rental or eviction cleanout between tenants. Left-behind furniture and trash go so paint, repairs, or the next lease can start.

Empty before the next lease
Sofas, mattresses, and bagged trash hold up the painter and the next lease. We clear the unit. Apartments, houses, and small multifamily are the usual call. Photos of each room set the quote. Tell us the close date or the day the crew shows up, and we work around that.
On a flip, the old contents come out first. If the house is being gutted after that, construction debris removal and demolition are the next loads, and they are quoted on their own. A house that is still a family's to sort is an estate cleanout. A bank-owned vacant house is a foreclosure cleanout.
St. Petersburg, Tampa, Clearwater, Brandon, and Riverview.
Keys, a lockbox, or a property manager on site all work. Trash-outs after an eviction are the same haul as a normal turnover: furniture, mattresses, and bagged trash. We do not store anything for the owner. What is in the unit when we arrive, and was in the photos, leaves.
A one-bedroom apartment and a four-bedroom rental are quoted from the room count, not from the lease. Small multifamily in St. Petersburg and houses in Riverview can be on the same schedule if you send the addresses and the dates together.
- Furniture a tenant left
- Mattresses left behind
- Bagged trash
- Small appliances
- Storage leftovers
- Set to the turnover date
