FOR LANDLORDS & PROPERTY MANAGERS
Clear the unit. Keep the handoff clear.
A turnover moves faster when everyone knows what is leaving, who can approve it and what the next contractor needs. Give us one useful job brief and an authorized removal list.
Call to discuss the job, or send an enquiry. The crew must confirm scope, coverage and availability before a pickup is booked.
Confirm the authority before the truck.
A property key is not the same as permission to discard belongings. Confirm your right to authorize removal and resolve any tenant-property, ownership or legal questions before scheduling. Basura Bros. does not handle evictions, legal notices or contested property.
Build a room-by-room scope.
Mark owner fixtures and items that stay. Note appliances separately, including whether they are disconnected. A dated room list helps avoid confusion when several trades or managers visit the property.
- Address or town, unit identifier and access contact.
- Photos of each room and the complete removal pile.
- Stairs, elevator rules, parking and loading restrictions.
- Requested deadline and any work scheduled immediately afterward.
- Invoice contact and required vendor paperwork.
Quote the turnover you actually have.
A few abandoned pieces, a full unit and a storage area are different jobs. Volume, labor, weight, special items and receiving requirements all affect the scope. If more material appears after approval, agree on the addition before it is loaded.
Leave a useful completion record.
Agree in advance on a final walkthrough or approved completion photos. These can document the areas cleared and anything left outside the scope. Removal is separate from deep cleaning, pest treatment, repairs, painting and preparing a property for occupancy.
Start with one property.
The crew is insured. Tell us what documentation your vendor process requires and which person receives the quote and invoice. Recurring arrangements, access rules and payment terms should be settled after the first scope is understood; there is no assumed account or emergency service.
Fair questions.
Can you remove a former tenant’s belongings?
Only after the authorized party has resolved the right to remove them and identifies the approved items. We do not decide ownership or provide eviction advice.
Can the manager be off site?
Ask about a documented access and approval plan. Confirm the contact who can answer questions and sign off on changes.
Do you clean or repair the unit too?
Those are not part of ordinary junk removal. List any additional need so it is not mistaken for an included task.
Can you handle several units in one day?
Provide each unit’s scope and deadline. Crew, truck and disposal capacity determine whether a combined route is workable.