By XB Junk Solutions LLC · Irving, Texas
Speeding up turnovers
Text photos the day a unit is vacated, approve by text, and schedule removal before paint and cleaning. Batching multiple units in one visit keeps cost per unit down.
Abandoned items at the compactor
Mattresses and couches dumped near enclosures attract more. A standing weekly or bi-weekly pickup is often cheaper than repeated emergency calls.
Documentation
Before/after photos protect you in deposit disputes. Ask for them on every job.
Make turnovers predictable
Send unit number, gate or lockbox details, and a couple of photos with each request. Note whether the unit is on an upper floor and whether an elevator is available. Clear details up front keep the visit short and the price consistent.
What to ask any hauler
- Can they provide insurance documentation if your property requires it?
- Will they send photos after the unit is cleared?
- How do they handle items left on balconies, patios and storage closets?
- What can't they take, so maintenance knows what to handle separately?
Questions we hear
Can you handle bulk items left at a community dumpster?+
Yes. Abandoned furniture and mattresses around dumpster enclosures can be removed as a single pickup or on a schedule.
Do you send photos after a job?+
Ask when booking and photos of the cleared space can be sent for your records.