Twin Cities Property Turnover
We coordinate eviction, vacate, and unit-turn cleanouts for Minneapolis landlords and property managers — submit photos, get a scheduling window from a vetted local provider, and receive before/after documentation when the unit is clear. We don't perform the on-site labor ourselves; we match your job to an insured cleanout partner and manage the handoff.
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Why property managers use us
Left-behind furniture, trash, and tenant belongings are usually the first thing standing between a notice-to-vacate and a re-listed unit. We help you close that gap without adding it to your own to-do list.
Couches, bed frames, dressers, and anything else left behind after move-out.
Refrigerators, stoves, washers, and window units, disposed of or recycled correctly.
General debris, packaging, and everyday trash accumulated before vacate.
Storage lockers, garages, and basement units tied to the lease.
How it works
Address or ZIP, unit type, floor, and elevator access.
A few phone photos of each room let a provider price the job accurately instead of guessing.
A vetted provider reviews the photos and confirms a price range and available scheduling windows.
Before/after photos and a completion note are sent once the unit is cleared.
Who this is for
Pricing factors
There's no single flat rate that's honest across every unit — cost depends mainly on volume and access. Here's what actually moves the number, and our full Pricing & Cost Factors page has the complete breakdown with sourced ranges.
A light pass through a studio and a full house of contents are different jobs entirely.
Third-floor walk-ups take longer to clear than ground-level units.
These carry their own disposal or recycling fees separate from general junk.
Property Manager Cleanout Program
Priority scheduling, one invoice across properties, and a standing before/after documentation record — built for management companies that turn units regularly, not just once.
FAQ
Most Minneapolis eviction cleanouts run $250–$900 depending on unit size, floor access, and how full the unit is, with whole-house jobs running higher. See Pricing & Cost Factors for the full breakdown, or use the calculator for a range specific to your job.
Sometimes, depending on provider availability — same-day and next-day requests are flagged as rush and typically carry a scheduling premium. We'll tell you honestly if same-day isn't realistic for your job rather than promise something we can't confirm.
Yes. Mattresses and major appliances (refrigerators, stoves, washers, window AC units) can be removed, usually with a separate disposal or recycling fee reflected in your quote.
Providers typically donate or recycle usable items where practical instead of sending everything to a landfill, but this isn't guaranteed on every job — ask your assigned provider directly what their process is before the job starts.
Yes, including walk-ups with no elevator. Upper floors without elevator access take longer and are priced accordingly — see the pricing factors above.
Yes — that's exactly what the Property Manager Cleanout Program is built for, with one point of contact and consolidated invoicing across properties.
Last reviewed: August 2026. Have a question that isn't answered here? See the full FAQ page or contact us.