ServicesStorage Unit Cleanouts
Storage Unit Cleanouts in Conyers
Monthly rent on a unit of things you never use gets expensive. We clear it out, sort every item by its material and where it can end up, and sweep the floor so you can turn in the key.
Emptying a unit you no longer need
It makes sense to clear a storage unit when the reason you rented it is gone but the bill keeps coming, when you have a move-out date, or when you are handling a relative's things. We lift, load and sort, and you choose what comes home with you.
Things kept in a closed unit do not stay the same. Boxes go soft and slump through humid summers, particleboard dressers puff up at the joints, and upholstery can take on a musty odor. We judge each piece by its condition today, not the day it was stored, so donations go where they are accepted and everything else is dealt with properly.
Our crews work at storage facilities around Conyers and in nearby towns like Covington and Stonecrest. With a free, no-obligation on-site estimate and upfront pricing with no hidden fees, you know the plan before a single box comes out.
What the cleanout covers
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Full loading and hauling
Our crew carries everything out of the unit and onto our truck. You do not need to rent a trailer or ask friends for help.
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Sorting by material
Solid wood furniture, metal shelving and working appliances are set aside for donation or recycling where possible. Water-damaged particleboard, moldy fabric and broken items are hauled for disposal.
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Keep pile on request
Tell us what to watch for, such as photo albums, paperwork or tools, and we set those items aside for you to look over before the truck leaves.
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Boxes handled with care
Soft or split cardboard boxes are lifted from below and moved whole when possible, so contents are not spilled across the floor.
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Swept, empty unit
Once the last item is out, we sweep the floor so the unit is ready for the facility's move-out check.
Questions about Storage Unit Cleanouts?
Call(404) 777-5149Signs your unit is due for a cleanout
You are not sure what is in there
When the door has stayed shut for a year and you could not list what is behind it, you are probably paying rent on things you would never miss.
It smells musty when you open it
Mildew on clothing, couches and mattresses tends to move to whatever it touches. Getting the affected items out early keeps the good ones safe.
Stacks are leaning and boxes are crushed
Once the bottom boxes give way, a stack can tip onto furniture or block the way in. At that point, sorting by hand becomes hard and risky.
A lease end or move-out date
Many facilities want the unit empty and clean by a certain day. Scheduling the cleanout early leaves you time to choose keepsakes without hurrying.
How the day goes
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Estimate at the unit
We meet you at the facility, look through the space and talk about what you want kept, donated or removed. You get the price before work starts.
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Access and arrival
You arrange gate access or add us to the facility's authorized list, and we arrive within the facility's posted hours with the truck sized for the job.
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Sort and load
We work from the front of the unit back, separating items by material and condition as we go. Anything on your keep list is set aside and shown to you.
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Haul and sweep
Donations, recyclables and disposal loads go to the right places. We sweep the unit and you can lock up or return the key.
What affects the price
Your price depends on how much truck space your things fill and how much handling they take. We see the unit in person and tell you the number before any work begins, and no hidden fees show up afterward.
- How much is stored
- A small unit that is half full costs less than a large one packed tight. The amount of stuff matters most.
- Bulky or heavy items
- Pianos, safes, old appliances and solid wood armoires need more time and care from the crew to move safely.
- Shape the items are in
- Things with mold, water or pest damage cannot be donated and have to go to disposal, which changes where the load is taken.
- Getting in and out
- A drive-up unit on the ground floor clears faster than an interior unit upstairs reached by elevator and long corridors.
Questions about storage unit cleanouts
Do I have to stay while you work?
Not always. A lot of customers meet us for the estimate, show us what to keep and leave the rest to us. The facility must know we are allowed into your unit, so look up their rules beforehand.
What do you do with furniture that is still usable?
Sturdy pieces in good condition are held for donation when a charity will take them. Particleboard furniture that has swelled or come apart at the joints is usually turned down, so we take it for disposal.
Will you look through boxes for documents or photos?
Yes, when you ask. We open the boxes you point out and pull out papers, photos or anything else you name. Sealed boxes you do not mark stay closed unless you say otherwise.
Could the facility charge me for a dirty unit?
Plenty of facilities add a cleaning fee when debris is left behind. We take out everything and sweep, so the unit is ready for their inspection.
Can you take moldy items?
We haul out moldy boxes, mattresses and upholstery and keep them in a separate load away from donation items. Tell us at the estimate if you have spotted mold so we can plan ahead.
Ready to stop paying for the space
We will look at the unit with you, talk through what can be donated or recycled, and give you a clear price on the spot.