Restaurant Cleanouts

Start with the full scope

Tell us what needs to go, where it sits, and what the access path looks like. Photos are useful when they show both the items and the route to the truck. The crew may need an on-site look to confirm volume, weight, labor, and any special handling.

What to share when you call

• The item count or approximate pile size
• Stairs, gates, elevators, narrow halls, or long carries
• Parking, loading-zone, or property access limits
• Anything attached, unusually heavy, damaged, wet, or potentially hazardous
• Your preferred timing and any hard deadline

Before the appointment

Mark anything that must stay and keep documents, medication, keys, valuables, and personal records out of the removal area. Do not disconnect utilities, break apart structures, or attempt a heavy lift unless you are qualified and equipped to do it safely.

What the quote covers

The quote should reflect the agreed material, labor, access, and disposal route. Ask how a change in volume or hidden material would be handled before work starts. Special items may carry separate environmental or handling fees.