Commercial junk removal, done like a vendor — not a favor.

Built for Miami buildings, boards, and managers

Most junk haulers treat a commercial job like a big residential one — then stall when the property manager asks for a Certificate of Insurance naming the building, a W9 for accounts payable, or a dock window that doesn't block the valet lane. That paperwork is the job in Miami. We do it before the truck rolls.

• COI, handled first. General liability and workers' comp certificates naming your building or association as additional insured, emailed before the crew arrives — standard for every Brickell, Edgewater, Aventura, and Sunny Isles tower we work.
• W9 and clean invoicing. Condo associations and management companies pay through AP, not Venmo. You get a proper invoice, a receipt on payment, and a W9 the moment your bookkeeper asks.
• One bill for many jobs. Managing several buildings? Our partner portal gives management companies a per-building dashboard and consolidated monthly billing across the portfolio — one statement instead of a stack of receipts.
• Freight elevators, dock windows, quiet hours. We book the service elevator and work inside your building's rules — including the ones about not staging debris in the porte-cochère.

What we clear out

• Offices — desks, cubicles, chairs, conference tables, filing cabinets, dead electronics. Full-floor clear-outs or a single suite between tenants.
• Condos & HOAs — common-area furniture swaps, storage-room purges, bulk items residents abandon by the service corridor, post-violation cleanups. (Ask the Pinecrest association we cleared a building's worth of shared items for.)
• Retail & restaurants — fixtures, racks, displays, booths, back-of-house equipment when a space turns over.
• Property turnovers — evictions, abandoned-unit clear-outs, and everything a departing tenant left behind, photographed and documented.

How commercial pricing works

Same flat-rate model as everything we do: send photos of the space, get an itemized price with the elevator wait, the COI, and the haul already inside the number. No per-hour meter running while the freight elevator takes its time. Recurring service for buildings — weekly or monthly common-area pickups — is available on a standing schedule with one monthly bill.

Why managers switch to us

• Speed: quotes in minutes, crews as soon as today — useful when a unit has to show tomorrow.
• Paperwork without chasing: COI and W9 arrive before you ask twice.
• Spanish-speaking crews as standard — your building staff and our crew will not need a translator.
• Insured, vetted locals — not day labor, not a national chain's brand premium.