Commercial junk removal in Tulsa.
Turnovers, cleanouts and job-site debris for the people who deal with them weekly — property managers, realtors, contractors and offices. Same volume pricing, quoted before we load, with the paperwork your side actually needs.
The things a homeowner never asks about.
Paperwork & billing
- Insurance
- Certificate of insurance sent to your office or GC before we arrive
- Billing
- Invoiced rather than card-at-the-door
- Documentation
- Before-and-after photos for your file, a deposit dispute or a court date
- Repeat work
- Set the arrangement up once instead of re-explaining it each turnover
On site
- Scheduling
- Around trades, tenants and showings — before the drywallers, after the roofers
- Access
- Loaded by hand from back units and basements, not just curb piles
- Pricing
- By volume in the 14-ft trailer, firm before we load, no hourly clock
- Heavy material
- Concrete, brick and dirt priced separately — tell us up front and we quote it honestly
You’ll be dealing with Victor, the owner, not a call centre. That also means no net-30 terms or dedicated account manager — if you need those, say so and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can work with it.
Four kinds of commercial job.
Property managers & landlords
An empty unit earns nothing. We clear the unit completely — furniture, appliances, trash, closets, attic — photograph it before and after for your file, and sweep it out so your cleaner or painter can start the next morning.
Realtors prepping a listing
Clutter photographs badly and shows worse. We clear a property to empty before the photographer or the open house, on a schedule that fits around showings rather than cutting across them.
General contractors & remodelers
Demo debris, tear-out and end-of-job cleanup, scheduled around your trades so the job keeps moving. We load by hand, so debris comes out of a back bedroom or a basement, not just off a curb pile.
Offices & retail turnovers
Desks, cubicles, conference tables, filing cabinets and the storeroom nobody has opened in three years. Usable office furniture goes to Tulsa nonprofits, electronics go to recyclers.
How a commercial job usually starts.
Most of them start as a text with three photos in it. Send what is there, the address and the day you need it gone, and you get a number back before anyone is on site. If it is a unit you have not been into yet, tell me that too — I would rather quote a range and confirm it at the door than pretend I can price a closed door.
Pricing is by volume in the 14-foot trailer, so a job that takes four hours because everything comes down a staircase costs the same as one that takes forty minutes. There is no clock running. The minimum is $85, and that covers a single item as readily as a full unit.
Usable office furniture goes to Tulsa nonprofits and the metal, cardboard and electronics go to recyclers, so most of a turnover never reaches the landfill. Ask on the day and we will get you a donation receipt for the part that was donated.
Answered before you call.
Ready to get it out of there?
Text a photo for the fastest quote. $85 minimum, priced by volume, and you pay after the job is done.
Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Sun 12–7pm