What We Take During a Complete Cleanout
We remove most non-hazardous contents from estates, homes, rentals, offices and commercial properties—from furniture and appliances to garage contents, equipment and accumulated debris.
- Interior and exterior contents
- Labor, loading and cleanup included
- Sorting, recycling and responsible disposal
From everyday belongings to full-property accumulation
Every cleanout is different. These examples cover the contents we commonly encounter across residential and commercial properties.
Household & Estate Contents
- Boxes, books and clothing
- Kitchenware and household goods
- Decor, artwork and general belongings
- Accumulated contents throughout the property
Furniture & Mattresses
- Couches, chairs and tables
- Dressers, cabinets and shelving
- Bed frames, mattresses and box springs
- Patio and outdoor furniture
Appliances & Electronics
- Refrigerators, freezers and stoves
- Washers, dryers and small appliances
- Televisions and entertainment equipment
- Computers, printers and office electronics
Garage & Outdoor Contents
- Tools, workbenches and storage bins
- Shelving, racks and garage accumulation
- Grills and non-hazardous outdoor contents
- Bagged debris and general yard contents
Office & Commercial Contents
- Desks, chairs and cubicle components
- Shelving, racks and retail fixtures
- Packaging, cardboard and old inventory
- Non-hazardous business equipment
Metal, Fixtures & Equipment
- Scrap metal and metal fixtures
- Fencing, cabinets and industrial shelving
- Motors, machinery and large equipment
- Heavy items subject to safe truck access
Important: The individual items above are examples of contents we remove as part of larger cleanout projects. Availability for standalone single-item pickups may vary.
Designed for complete cleanouts
Our crew is best suited for projects that involve multiple rooms, substantial volume or an entire property—not simply one or two unwanted items.
- ✓Estates and houses after a sale, move or major transition
- ✓Rental, eviction and foreclosure turnovers
- ✓Garages, storage areas and long-term accumulation
- ✓Offices, warehouses, retail and commercial spaces
Restricted or specialized materials
Some materials cannot be included in a standard cleanout load or may require separate arrangements. Disclosing them early keeps the crew, property and disposal process safe.
Send photos before scheduling if the property contains:
- Paint, solvents or chemicals
- Fuel, oil or automotive fluids
- Propane or compressed-gas cylinders
- Asbestos or suspected asbestos
- Medical or biohazardous waste
- Ammunition or explosive materials
- Dirt, concrete, tile or heavy masonry
- Exceptionally large machinery or safes
Do not mix these materials into bags or boxes with general contents. Text clear photos to (951) 777-9797 so we can confirm what is accepted and explain the safest next step.
What happens after we remove it
We evaluate the contents and prioritize the most responsible destination available instead of automatically treating everything as landfill waste.
Reuse & Donation
Usable contents may be directed toward continued use or donation when condition, demand and facility acceptance allow.
Sorting & Recycling
Metal and other recoverable materials are separated whenever practical and taken to appropriate recycling facilities.
Responsible Disposal
Materials that cannot be reused or recycled are transported for proper disposal at an appropriate facility.
Send photos of the property
We’ll review the contents, confirm what we can remove and provide clear pricing for the complete cleanout.