Landlord and tenant cleanouts across Alameda and Contra Costa counties

Turnover weeks are a season of their own in the East Bay. A unit in Union City, a duplex in Richmond, or a house in Antioch can sit unrentable because the last household left a sofa, a broken bed, and a refrigerator that hums but will not close. We built our dispatch board with that week in mind.

Landlords can book from the company dashboard, assign the job to a tech already in the city, and send the tenant or the on-site manager a status link. Tenants can also create their own account, schedule a haul before they hand over keys, and cancel if the roommate suddenly claims the dresser.

The kindest cleanout is the one that happens before a lock change. When people have a day to collect mail and the last box, the job stays ordinary. When a unit has sat, we treat it as an estate-style walkthrough: keep nothing that is not labeled, document what we haul, and leave the floors ready for cleaners.

Commercial and residential mix in this work. A small property firm may need five units in one Friday. We can stack those stops if they sit in the same county. That is the practical gift of a local crew that already knows the 580, 680, 80, and 24 corridors.

Review requests after a clean turnover help honest companies. We send them only when a job is completed and only to the customer who booked. Nobody wants a text about a dumpster they did not order. The ops dashboard lets you choose email through Resend or SMS through your phone provider.