Move out clean out in Colorado Springs

Justin runs Junkernaut Junk Removal and does move out clean out work across Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region. The job is whatever didn't make the move. Think of the couch nobody wanted and the boxes still sitting in the back closet. He clears all of it out of the house or apartment before closing or turnover, then leaves the rooms broom swept. Call or text (719) 246-8422 for a price. What sets this one apart is the date. Keys go back on a set day, and the place has to be empty when they do.

Two kinds of people tend to call for it. One is the seller or renter who filled the moving truck and ran out of room. The other is the landlord or property manager who got a unit back with a mattress in the bedroom and a dresser by the door. Both want the same thing, an empty place by a deadline. Either way, the clock is running. Justin quotes and hauls every job himself, so the man who gives the number is the man who loads it.

Plenty of these calls come late, once the movers are gone and the leftover pile turns out bigger than anyone planned. That's a normal start for this job. Tell Justin roughly what's left and which rooms it sits in when you call or text for a price. A rough list on the phone is plenty to get started. The aim is an empty house or unit with swept floors before the keys change hands.

What goes on the truck

• Furniture that didn't fit
• Boxes left in closets
• Mattresses and bed frames
• The old fridge in the garage
• Spare tires against the wall
• Old TVs and electronics
• Bagged trash from every room

Text or call (719) 246-8422 about yours.

The full list of what goes on the truck, and what doesn't.

What's usually left after the moving truck pulls away

A move out pile is rarely one thing. It's the sofa that wouldn't fit through the new door, a mattress nobody wanted to move, half a garage of boxes, and the old fridge out by the water heater. Sometimes there are a couple of spare tires against the wall. Renters leave a bed frame and bags of trash. Landlords tend to find the closet shelves still full, and sellers find the stuff they meant to sell and never did.

A single item pickup is one thing on one day. This job covers every room in the place and ends with the floors broom swept so the next owner or tenant walks into an empty house. The job runs on a deadline. Managers turning over one unit in a complex can also look at Justin's apartment clean out service.

What Justin leaves behind on a move out

Most of a move out goes on the truck, but a few things stay. A propane tank is one of them, so the grill can go while the tank that sat under it stays put. He won't take fuel either, which means the gas can by the mower needs another plan. Asbestos is off the list. So is medical or biohazard waste, the kind of thing that can turn up in a bathroom cabinet after years in the same house.

Hazardous waste is refused across the board. Before the movers leave, set those items in one corner of the garage, away from what's left of the move, so nothing gets loaded by mistake. Point them out when Justin arrives. The rest of what he hauls is laid out in his guide to the items Justin loads.

How Justin empties a house for handover

Leave the leftovers right where the movers left them. Justin carries it out from where it sits. That can be the back bedroom upstairs or the fridge in the basement. Stairs are part of the job. A basement couch comes up the same way it went down, one careful lift at a time. Once the last load is on the truck, he goes back through with a broom and leaves the floors swept for the walkthrough.

Justin works 24/7, and a booked move out gets a two-hour arrival window. Booking can be same day, most days. A seller racing a closing date books the same way a manager working a turnover does, with a call or a text. Call or text (719) 246-8422.

What a move out clean out costs

The minimum is $225. Above that, Justin gives a single figure for the whole house, and it rides on how much truck space the leftovers fill. A small load sits close to the minimum. A full house of leftover furniture takes more room. Once it's loaded, the number doesn't change. That gives a seller or a manager a firm figure for the closing paperwork or the turnover budget. The carrying, the drive and the disposal are already in that figure, so dump fees never show up as a separate charge.

Three add-ons can come up on a move out. Tires are +$10 each, anything with freon, like the old fridge or a chest freezer, is +$40 each, and a mattress or box spring is +$40 each. Justin lists no add-ons beyond those three. Pay with cash, a check, a credit or debit card, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, Apple Pay or Google Pay. For a closer look at load sizes, read the Colorado Springs junk removal pricing guide.

Where the leftovers go after they leave the house

Donation comes first. The dresser the buyers passed on and the couch that still has years in it get set aside for the Arc, Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity. Clothes and kitchen stuff that's clean and usable go into the donation pile too. Metal gets pulled out as well. Bed frames and steel shelving go to a Colorado Springs metal recycler.

Old TVs and electronics left in a spare room get split out as e-waste. Only the true trash from the emptied rooms ends up at East Landfill, Midway Landfill or the El Paso County transfer station. So a move out pile gets sorted on the way out instead of dumped whole.

How the price works

Call or text (719) 246-8422. Justin looks at how much room it takes on the truck and gives you one number for the whole job. The number doesn't change once it's loaded. Jobs start at $225. The only add-ons: tire +$10, anything with freon +$40, mattress or box spring +$40. More on how pricing works.

Where Justin does this

All of the Pikes Peak region. See every town Justin covers for move out clean out.