Quality Results LLC handles estate, eviction, and post-project cleanouts for property owners and managers in Jacksonville and St. Johns County — hauled and disposed so the property is ready to show, list, or renovate. This is often the first step on a property before any other work can start.
What's included
A cleanout is a full sweep of the unit or property: furniture, appliances, debris, and whatever was left behind, loaded and hauled off. On post-project cleanouts, that includes construction debris and material left over from a renovation. On estate and eviction cleanouts, it's whatever the previous occupant left — which can range from a light move-out to a property packed floor to ceiling.
Why cleanouts come first
Nothing else can be accurately scoped or bid until a cleanout is done — painters, flooring crews, and inspectors need to actually see the walls and floors, not boxes and furniture stacked on top of them. On eviction properties especially, getting the unit cleared quickly is what lets the rest of the turn start on schedule instead of sitting empty and unrentable.
Estate, eviction, and post-project scopes
Estate cleanouts often involve a full house of belongings and require more sorting and coordination with the family or estate representative. Eviction cleanouts move faster and typically follow a set legal timeline once a property manager has possession. Post-project cleanouts are the smallest scope — drywall dust, cut-offs, packaging, and leftover material from a renovation or turn.
Timeline and scheduling
A single room or light cleanout can run a few hours. A full house or heavily packed estate cleanout typically takes one to two days depending on volume and access to the property.
What affects the price
- Total volume and weight of what's being removed
- Access — stairs, distance from the unit to the truck, and how the building is laid out
- Type of items — furniture and general debris versus appliances, which cost more to dispose of properly
- Disposal fees at the facility the load is taken to
Related services
Cleaning & Turns
Full make-ready turns - deep clean and detail so the unit shows day one, whether it's paired with paint and flooring or standing alone.
Non-Structural Carpentry
Interior demo, trim, drywall repair, and finish carpentry - the detail work that makes paint and flooring jobs look finished.
Interior Painting
Full-unit repaints, touch-up between tenants, and trim and ceiling work - scoped and bid by the room or the whole property.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of cleanouts do you do?
Estate, eviction, and post-project cleanouts. This covers full sweeps of a property, from a light move-out to a property packed floor to ceiling, hauled and disposed so the property is ready to show, list, or renovate.
Why does a cleanout need to happen before other work?
Nothing else can be accurately scoped or bid until a cleanout is done, since painters, flooring crews, and inspectors need to actually see the walls and floors, not boxes and furniture stacked on top of them.
How long does a cleanout take?
A single room or light cleanout can run a few hours. A full house or heavily packed estate cleanout typically takes one to two days depending on volume and access to the property.
What affects the price of a cleanout?
Total volume and weight of what's being removed, access such as stairs and distance from the unit to the truck, the type of items being removed, and disposal fees at the facility the load is taken to.