apartment cleanout
grand rapids.
The tenant left on the first, the new one signs on the fifth, and the unit still has a futon, a broken desk and forty bags of whatever. Grand Rapids landlords, property managers and the students' parents call the crew because the unit is empty and swept before the painter shows up. Downtown lofts with freight elevators and third-floor walk-ups near Eastown are both normal days.
- Quote
- By the load, photos get you a number first
- Access
- Lockbox, manager meet or key drop
- Turnaround
- Usually within a day of the call
- Finish
- Swept, bagged trash out, keys back
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What goes on the truck.
Loads with the crew
- Furniture, mattresses and box springs left behind
- Bagged trash and loose debris
- Appliances the tenant brought in
- Closet and cabinet contents
- Balcony and storage locker items
- Eviction set-outs, scheduled with the sheriff's timing
Stays behind, and why
- Fixtures and appliances that belong to the building, unless you say so
- Tenant property still under a legal hold
Before the crew arrives.
Send photos of every room. The crew can quote most apartments from photos and skip the walkthrough.
Tell the crew how they get in and whether there is an elevator, a freight elevator reservation, or just stairs.
Flag anything the tenant might come back for. The crew stages it rather than hauling it if you ask.
Mention the parking situation downtown. Loading zones and alley access save time, and time is price.
How it is priced.
Apartments in Grand Rapids are priced by the load, and most are quoted from photos before the crew arrives. A studio is a quarter load. A two-bedroom with furniture is usually a half to three-quarters. Stairs above the second floor and downtown parking add a stated amount. Property managers with several units get a per-unit rate.
Get today's numberWhere it lands.
Left-behind furniture in decent shape goes to donation partners, and student units in late April supply a steady stream of desks, chairs and lamps that are back in use by fall. Mattresses go to recycling when clean. Bagged trash and broken pieces go to a licensed transfer station. Electronics go to a certified recycler.
Mission log.
Real answers from the Grand Rapids crew. If your question is not here, the phone works.
(616) 537-2651Q 01Can you clear a student apartment near GVSU or Calvin the week after finals?
Yes, and that is the busiest week of the year for it. Book early. Landlords with multiple units get one window and the crew works down the list.
Q 02Do you clean the apartment?
Swept, bagged trash out, big debris gone. Not a deep clean. Most Grand Rapids property managers have a cleaner come in after the crew.
Q 03Can you work from a lockbox without the manager present?
Yes. A code and a phone number for questions is enough. The crew texts photos when the unit is done.
Q 04What about a downtown loft with a freight elevator?
Yes. Tell the crew the building and they coordinate the elevator reservation and dock time with management.
Q 05Will you take the appliances the tenant left?
Yes. A mini fridge, a microwave or a window AC unit are priced as items on top of the load.
Q 06How fast can you turn a unit in Kentwood?
Usually within a day of the call, often same day if photos come in the morning.
Q 07Do you offer property managers a standing rate?
Yes. Managers with regular turnover get a per-unit rate and priority scheduling. Ask the dispatcher.
Q 08Can you clear the storage locker and the unit together?
Yes. Mention the locker so the crew brings bolt cutters if needed and plans the trip.
Show the Grand Rapids crew the pile. They handle the rest.
Describe what is leaving and when you want it gone. The crew calls back with a window and a rough number, then locks the real price at your curb.
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