PROPERTY SIZE:

Essentially, the size of the cleaning area increases the crew’s effort and time.

THE PROPERTY’S LOCATION:

Furthermore, the property’s location may increase transportation costs.

TYPE OF PROPERTY:

Some properties are more difficult to clean than others because of the way they are designed or the laws that govern the cleaning standards for that type of property.

MAJOR AMENITIES FUNCTIONALITY:

The availability of certain amenities on the property, such as water, electricity, heat, and plumbing, as a result, influences the supplies that we bring ourselves to complete the project.

TO BE DISPOSED OF MATERIALS:

When calculating junk removal costs, materials must be taken into account. Biohazards like feces, urine, vomit, blood, and other bodily fluids pose health risks to those who come into contact with contaminated areas and items. Highly trained, certified technicians, such as ours, should handle biohazard cleanup because proper precautions, such as the use of PPE, must be taken.

SUPPLIES FOR SANITATION:

Some projects require PPE and other sanitation methods to complete properly and legally.

THE NUMBER OF CREW MEMBERS REQUIRED:

Some projects necessitate a larger crew than others. Generally, the number of crew members required for a project is determined by the size and type of property, as well as the functionality of major amenities.

TIME REQUIRED TO COMPLETE CLEANING:

Pricing is affected by the client’s desire to be personally involved in the process. Simple junk or trash hauling, for e.g., requires less time and resources than full-service organization and sorting.