Rental turnover and tenant move-out cleanouts in Tampa Bay

Every day a unit sits full is a day the painters, cleaners and flooring crew can't start. Tell us the move-out date and when make-ready begins, and we'll schedule the cleanout to fit between them; same-day or next-day work is possible when the schedule allows.

For a vacant unit, you don't need to be there. Share the lockbox or door code, tell us what stays with the property and what goes, and we confirm the price with you by phone or text before loading. When the job is done, the unit is empty and swept, ready for the next crew.

A few details that speed things up:

• Unit number, gate or building access, and where the truck can park
• Anything that belongs to the property and must stay, such as appliances, blinds or a washer and dryer
• Whether carpet or pad is being pulled and needs to go too

Multi-story buildings come with rules, and we work within them. Tell us the building when you book: we use freight elevators and loading docks, keep common hallways clear while we work, and can provide a certificate of insurance when the building or property manager requires one.

On the Pinellas beaches, from St. Pete Beach and Treasure Island to Madeira Beach, condo and vacation-rental turnovers often run on a tight window between guests or seasonal tenants. Around USF and Temple Terrace, student rentals turn over between leases with plenty left behind. Either way, the job is the same: clear the unit, respect the building's rules and be gone before the next crew arrives.

If a former tenant left a unit badly overfilled, we'll handle it room by room, the same way we approach estate and home cleanouts.

County residential programs are built for owner-occupants, and many turnovers fall outside them. As of October 2026:

• Unincorporated Hillsborough considers most multifamily developments commercial trash customers, and its Community Collection Centers don't accept businesses (commercial service (opens in a new tab), CCCs (opens in a new tab))
• Hillsborough apartment residents pay standard fees to dispose of items such as mattresses at county facilities (hcfl.gov (opens in a new tab))
• Pinellas County's free household hazardous waste center is for households only; haulers and businesses have to use its separate business collection events (pinellas.gov (opens in a new tab))

Add a curbside appointment that has to be booked before anything goes out, and the county calendar rarely lines up with a turnover deadline. One up-front price for the whole unit, on your date, usually does.

If you turn over units every month, you shouldn't have to explain your properties from scratch each time. Contractor and commercial accounts get repeat-customer pricing and priority scheduling, quoted privately rather than published.

What an account makes easier:

• One call or text for properties anywhere in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco
• Scheduling around move-out dates, inspections and make-ready crews
• A certificate of insurance when a building or management company requires one
• Dump-trailer rentals for bigger work between tenants, such as flooring or kitchen replacements; see construction dumpster rentals

To set one up, request contractor pricing with the number of doors you manage and your typical monthly volume. Single-unit landlords can simply use the quote form on this page.