Landlords · Wilkes-Barre & NEPA
Eviction Cleanout in Wilkes-Barre — Landlord-Direct, Priced Up Front
An eviction cleanout in Wilkes-Barre starts with a unit you can't show, can't repair, and can't rent. Capital 7 works directly with landlords and property owners — no middlemen, no preservation-company paperwork runaround — to empty the unit, haul everything away, and leave it broom-clean and ready for its turnover repairs, at a price quoted before the first bag is filled.
How Capital 7 prices landlord work
| First 2 hours on site — 2 workers included | $200 |
| Each additional hour | $100 |
| Box truck for cleanouts & haul-away | $150 |
Every job is scoped in writing from a walkthrough or photos before work starts. No management contract, no percentage of your rent, no monthly retainer — you pay for the work itself, per job.
What a cleanout covers
- Tenant left junk behind — furniture, bags, appliances, the garage and basement too: hauled and disposed of properly.
- Vacant property cleanout in NEPA — estates, inherited homes, and long-vacant units emptied for sale or renovation.
- Foreclosure cleanouts in Luzerne County — for owners and investors who hold the property and need it emptied before rehab or resale.
- Hoarder house cleanout help in Wilkes-Barre — heavy-volume cleanouts handled respectfully and methodically, room by room.
- Trash-out services for landlords — same crew can roll straight into the turnover repairs once the unit is empty.
Landlord-direct is the point
Statewide turn companies advertise eviction cleanouts (source: keystoneturnsolutions.com), but the local landlord has had no Luzerne County page to land on. Capital 7's model is simple: you own or manage the property, you call one local number, the crew shows up with a truck ($150 box truck concierge for haul-away loads) and labor at published rates ($200 first 2 hours with 2 workers, $100/hr after), scoped and priced in writing from photos or a walkthrough.
Privacy rule: cleanout posts and photos are always anonymized — no addresses, no tenant names, no details. Ever.
Questions, answered straight
How much does an eviction cleanout cost?
It scales with volume: labor bills at our published structure ($200 first 2 hours with 2 workers, $100 per additional hour) plus the $150 box truck concierge per haul-away load, quoted in writing from photos or a walkthrough before we start. A typical trashed 2-bedroom is a one-day job.
A tenant left everything behind — can you take it all?
Yes. Furniture, bags, appliances, and debris are hauled and disposed of; the unit is left broom-clean. If personal documents or valuables turn up, we set them aside and notify you rather than trashing them.
Do you work with banks or preservation companies?
We work directly with landlords, owners, and investors who hold the property. That direct model is deliberate — it keeps pricing simple and scheduling fast for local owners.
How fast can a cleanout happen?
Most cleanouts schedule within days, and urgent ones (a unit holding up a closing or a re-rental) get priority — call or text (570) 550-0997 with photos for the fastest quote.