REO trash-outs, lockout-cleanouts, and listing-ready cleaning for asset managers, lenders, foreclosure agents, and field-services partners. Quick scheduling, documented work, abandoned-belongings handling on your policy, and the cleaning pass that lets your listing photographer walk in the next day.
A foreclosure cleanout is not a normal junk haul. The lender wants the asset listing-ready. The agent wants photos by Friday. The field-services manager wants documented compliance. The yard, the garage, and the basement are all variables. Most generic crews are not built for the combination.
The faster the property is listing-ready, the faster it sells, and the smaller the carrying cost. Photographers, agents, and HOA inspectors are stacked behind the cleanout — every day of slip costs money.
Quick scheduling, weekend coverage, and a defined hand-off date at the quote stage. We sequence trash-out, deep clean, and exterior tidy so the listing photographer can walk in the morning after we leave.
Foreclosed properties are rarely empty. Personal property, vehicles, mail, and a mix of usable and unusable items are common. Disposition rules vary by lender and jurisdiction, and the wrong call creates legal exposure.
We follow your written disposition policy. If the policy requires storage and inventory, we sort, label, and document at the quote rate. If it is dispose, we haul. We work to your rules — we do not invent legal advice.
The yard is overgrown. The garage is full. The exterior has the visible "bank-owned" look that kills curb appeal in listing photos. None of it gets fixed by an interior-only crew.
Full-property scope as default — exterior debris, garage trash-out, basement clearing, and yard tidy where in scope. Optional landscaping coordination when the carrying period justifies it. Curb appeal is part of the deliverable.
REO trash-outs occasionally include biohazard, hoarding-grade contamination, hazardous chemicals in the garage, or pet-related contamination. Improvising is unsafe and creates carrier-flag exposure for everyone.
PPE-equipped, biohazard-trained crew leads when the situation warrants. Pre-cleanout walk-through identifies what is in scope and what needs specialty disposal scope. Clear scope before we start, every time.
Asset managers and field-services platforms require documented work — completion photos, scope notes, dated entries — uploaded to the right portal in the right format. Crews that cannot deliver compliant docs get rotated out.
Before/after photo set on every job, organized by room/area, time-stamped, and packaged in a format that drops into asset-manager and field-services platforms. Compliance is built in, not bolted on.
Hauling the contents is half the job. The cleaning pass — appliance interiors, bathrooms, floors, and the surfaces a buyer touches at the open house — is what flips an empty asset into a listable one.
Listing-ready cleaning pass included or quoted alongside the cleanout: appliance interiors, full bathroom detail, floor work, and the touch surfaces buyers will notice. One crew partner from trash-out to listing day.
REO managers and field-services partners run portfolios, not single units. Net terms, consistent pricing across properties, a single point of contact, and documented compliance — every time.
Before/after photos packaged for asset-manager and field-services platforms. Same-day delivery on completion. Your file is complete before you ask.
PPE-equipped, biohazard-aware, and properly insured. We do not trigger flags with your carrier or your platform when a property turns out worse than the listing implied.
Send us the property address, the disposition policy on file, and your listing-photographer date. We will quote the trash-out and the cleaning pass together — and finish in time for the photo shoot.
or call (541) 844-2585