Condo Cleanout in St. Simons Island, GA

On the Demere corridor, condos share the road with traffic and businesses, and where a crew can stop, how long it can hold that spot and how quickly furniture moves from the door to the truck become the job itself. We find a safe place to stage before the first piece leaves the unit, rather than improvising in a fire lane.

The unit might be in Mariners Landing or Shadow Brook Village, or in a building near the Village where parking is scarce and the right approach is to get in, work efficiently and get out. Either way, a photo of the parking area or the building entrance helps us plan as much as a photo of the living room does.

Elevators, narrow access and association requirements all shape how a condo job is planned here. You don’t need to become an expert on your building: tell us who manages it, and we work within whatever they require, keeping the hallway clear between trips.

A parent’s unit can hold more than furniture. If something might have value or meaning, we set it aside and ask before it goes anywhere.

We take apart what needs taking apart to fit through a door. Nothing goes in the building’s dumpster or trash room; everything leaves on our truck.

If new furniture is coming, the old pieces need to be out before the delivery shows up, so we schedule ahead of it. If you’re off the island, send photos, tell us what stays, and we’ll arrange access with you and the building.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

We figure out the right destination for each piece. Furniture in good shape may be offered to an organization we work with if they can use it, and they decide what they accept.

Refrigerators and other refrigerant appliances go through the appropriate recycling channel, often SA Recycling in Brunswick. The rest is routed by what it’s made of, and the whole load comes off the island straight to Brunswick.