Full house cleanout, every room emptied and swept

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What a full house cleanout covers

This is junk removal for an entire home, not house cleaning. We take things out of the house. We do not mop, scrub or wash windows. When we leave, the rooms are empty and the floors are swept, ready for a cleaner, a painter, a renovation crew or a new tenant.

Everything that is not nailed down and not on your keep list goes:

• Beds, mattresses, sofas, dressers, tables and chairs
• Kitchen contents, small appliances and the old fridge or washer
• Closets full of clothes, shoes, linens and boxes
• Patio furniture, grills, planters and yard leftovers
• Bagged trash, carpet pieces and loose debris left from a move-out
• The garage and any shed, if you want them in the same job

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Why a house cleanout starts at $1,000

A whole house is many loads, a full crew and a full day or more of carrying. The $1,000 starting price is for a typical home with normal contents. Dany sets the final number from photos of every room or from a quick walk-through.

What pushes it up: more rooms packed full, heavy items like pianos, safes or exercise machines, stairs with no elevator, and long carries from the back of a community to where we can park. What keeps it down: rooms that are half empty, things already pulled into the garage, and clear access. The price you agree to is the price you pay. Labor, loading, hauling and disposal are all in it.

Because a house cleanout starts at $1,000, Dany may ask for a 50% deposit to hold the day. He tells you that with the quote. The rest is paid when the job is done and you have walked the house.

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Rentals, sales and move-outs

Most house cleanouts land on a deadline. A tenant left everything behind and the next one moves in soon. A closing date is set. A renovation crew is booked for Monday. Dany knows the date matters more than anything, so he plans the crew around it.

Landlords and property managers do not always want to drive over. Meet Dany at the door, agree on what stays, and he can send photos when the house is empty. One landlord wrote: "Extremely thankful for helping us out at the last minute" (Miguel A.). Another customer was selling a house and needed the furniture gone, and wrote that Dany "swept it out and left everything super clean" (Jesus S.).

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Condo towers, gated communities and HOA rules

A house cleanout in a Broward or Miami-Dade condo is a different job from a single-family home with a driveway. Many buildings want the service elevator reserved, padding on the walls, and the work done during set hours. Gated communities may need our names at the gate. Get those details from the management office before the day, and tell Dany. Proof of Rapid Haul's $1M general liability insurance is available if the building asks.

City bulk trash pickup will not take a whole house at once, so piling everything at the curb usually breaks the rules and annoys the neighbors. We load straight from the house to our truck and take it to disposal.

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What we do not handle

We are not an estate sale company, an appraiser or a cleaning service. We do not remove anything that is part of the house itself, like built-in cabinets or walls, as part of a cleanout. If you also need a kitchen or bathroom torn out, that is interior demolition (non-structural), and Dany can quote both together.

Paint cans, chemicals, fuel and propane tanks need special handling. Tell Dany if the house has them so you know ahead of time what we can take.

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After the house is empty

You get back a house with bare, swept floors and nothing left in the closets, cabinets or patio. That is the point where a cleaner, painter, flooring crew or realtor photographer can walk straight in. If something turns up later that you forgot, like a few boxes in the attic, text Dany a photo and he will price the pickup.