Landlords, property managers, restaurants, real estate pros, and small businesses all end up with stuff that has to go. We can clear it once, or show up on a schedule so it never piles up in the first place.
If your business deals with junk it can't put in the dumpster, we're built for that.
Turnovers, move-out leftovers, and the furniture that shows up next to the dumpster.
Equipment swaps, new furniture, and back rooms that turned into storage.
Get properties cleared for listing photos, closings, or rehab.
Clear out what's taking up space you're paying for.
Instead of calling someone every time there's a problem, pick a frequency. We show up, clear what's there, and you stop thinking about it.
For larger buildings, busy restaurants, and properties where bulk items appear constantly.
For mid-size rental portfolios and businesses with a steady trickle of junk.
For small landlords and offices that just need things cleared on a regular basis.
Send photos or walk us through it. We'll learn what usually piles up and where.
Weekly, every other week, or monthly. We'll set a day that works around your tenants or customers.
We show up, clear it out, send before-and-after photos, and invoice you for your records.
Just need a one-time job? That works too. Unit turnovers, equipment haul-outs, and full cleanouts don't need a contract.
Joe and Sebastian answer the phone and show up to the job. No call center, no runaround.
Philadelphia fines illegal dumping per item and can hold the people who hire dumpers liable. We recycle scrap metal and take the rest to a licensed transfer station, and we'll tell you where.
Before-and-after photos and an invoice for every job, so you have a record for owners, clients, or your books.
Philadelphia's bulk pickup and drop-off centers aren't open to commercial properties or buildings over six units. That's exactly the work we take on.
Yes. Those buildings can't use Philadelphia's city trash collection or bulk pickup, which is exactly why they need a private vendor. See our guide for property managers.
Yes, once it's legally cleared to go. Pennsylvania has notice and waiting rules for belongings left in a rental. Read our landlord guide and check with your attorney first.
No. Used cooking oil goes to a grease collection company, food waste goes with your regular hauler, and hazardous chemicals need a hazardous waste service. We handle pretty much everything else.
It depends on the property and how much usually piles up. Show us what a typical visit looks like and we'll quote a set price per visit.
We take check, cash, Zelle, and Venmo, and credit and debit cards are coming soon. Every job comes with an invoice.
Send us a few photos and we'll get back to you with a free quote.
