Storage facilities are designed for putting things in, not getting them out — narrow hallways, elevator-only access, carts you have to fight for. We've cleared 84 storage units in the last 24 months at facilities all over Chicago and the suburbs, and we know the drill: we bring our own carts, we work fast inside the access hours, and we take everything that isn't marked to keep.
It's also a common job for people handling a parent's estate, or an executor working from out of state — many facilities will let us in with your written authorization and the gate code, so you don't have to fly in for it. Metal, wood and cardboard are separated for recycling; appliances and electronics go to a local recycler; anything that can be re-homed instead of landfilled, is.
What We Take
- Furniture, mattresses and box springs
- Boxes and bins of household goods
- Appliances and electronics
- Business inventory, files and displays
- Exercise equipment and sporting goods
- Holiday decorations, toys and clothing
- Tools and shop equipment
- Everything — full 'clear it to the walls' jobs
How Storage Unit Cleanouts Works
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Book the unit
Call (312) 800-1940 or book online with the facility name, unit number and access hours. Meet us there, or give us the gate code and your instructions.
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Crew quotes at the door
They look in, quote one price for the whole unit, and — if you're not there — text it to you for a yes before anything moves.
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We clear it
Our carts, our labor. Set aside a keep pile or take those items in your car; we load the rest.
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4
Close the account
Photo of the empty unit sent to you so you can cancel the rent that day.
