Once the sheriff has executed the eviction, or the former owner has vacated a foreclosed property, what's left behind is your problem: furniture, clothing, food in the refrigerator, sometimes a garage full. Property managers, landlords and REO asset managers use us because we clear the whole unit at once and photograph everything before and after — and you don't need to meet us there.
We understand the legal side: in Chicago, a landlord's right to dispose of a tenant's property depends on how the tenancy ended, and we only clear once you tell us you're legally able to. We're the crew, not the lawyer — but we know to ask.
What We Take
- All furniture, mattresses and household contents
- Clothing, bags and boxes of personal effects (per your instruction)
- Kitchen contents, spoiled food and appliances
- Trash, debris and damaged fixtures
- Garage, storage-locker and basement contents
- Yard debris and abandoned vehicles' contents
- Carpet and padding when the unit is being refreshed
- Bio-contaminated items separated for proper disposal
How Eviction & Foreclosure Cleanouts Works
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Book the unit
Call (312) 800-1940 with the address and access instructions. The crew quotes per truckload on arrival; property managers can have it texted for approval before loading starts.
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Confirm you're clear to dispose
Tell us the eviction is complete or the property is in your legal possession. If personal property has to be held, we can box and move it to storage instead.
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Unit cleared and photographed
Everything goes; we sweep; you get before-and-after photos for your file and the owner.
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Invoiced
Property management accounts are invoiced per unit or per month.
