Clean Slate Junk Removal LLC

About

Listed for

• Hoarding cleanup

  What we found: has its own page for this service. See that page

• Estate cleanouts

  What we found: has its own page for this service. See that page

This is a hauling company. It is listed because it offers this work as a service of its own, not for general junk removal.

Good to know

• Usable items are donated to local charities, including Goodwill, Habitat for Humanity and Arc. Source
• Hazardous materials, expired medications and biohazardous waste are not handled; clients are referred to specialist companies. Source
• Clients don't need to attend an estate cleanout; the crew follows the agreed plan and sends progress photos or updates. Source
• Hoarding cleanup crews are described as trained to OSHA guidelines and wearing protective equipment. Source
• Same-day service is available. Source
• Open Monday to Friday 8am–7pm and Saturday 9am–4pm. Source

Services

Estate cleanouts

Clears houses, apartments and offices, sorting belongings so items can be kept, sold or donated, then removing the rest. Source

Hoarding cleanouts

Property clearing with help deciding what to keep, donate or discard, followed by sanitizing surfaces and deodorizing. Source

Valuable item assessment

Helps locate important items in an estate and suggests options for selling or auctioning them. Source

Document shredding

Shreds documents removed during an estate cleanout to protect private information. Source

Specialty item removal

Moves heavy furniture and fragile antiques during cleanouts. Source

Residential junk removal

Takes away furniture, appliances, electronics, yard waste and general household junk. Source

Move-out and foreclosure cleanouts

Cleanouts of move-out properties, foreclosed homes and whole buildings. (Google profile)

Hot tub removal

Shed, deck and interior demolition

Takes apart and removes small structures, including concrete foundations. Source

E-waste recycling

Electronics go to Blue Star Recyclers for data wiping and recycling. (Google profile)

How a job runs

1. Contact the company for an estimate and a consultation.
2. Agree a plan and an estimated timeline for the job.
3. The crew arrives and removes the items.
4. Usable items are donated or recycled, and the rest is disposed of according to local codes.
5. For hoarding jobs, the property is cleaned and deodorized after clearing.

Credentials it states

• Says it is fully licensed and insured Source
• Works with Blue Star Recyclers on e-waste (Google profile)

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

• How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
• Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
• Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
• How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
• Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?