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MAKE ROOM.

A unit turnover may contain two different jobs

Tempe publishes an every-other-month bulk and green organics program for residential solid waste customers. Its exclusion list includes construction and remodeling materials such as drywall, scrap lumber, flooring and roofing, as well as concrete and bricks.

A rental can need furniture carried out and flooring removed in the same visit. List the loose contents first, then the attached materials. The distinction helps Sandlot assess a cleanout, a tear-out or both, and helps you avoid treating renovation debris as household bulk trash.

Prepare the visit around your property

For an apartment or condominium, tell the team the floor, stairs or elevator arrangements, distance to loading and the person who can authorize access. Resolve ownership of remaining belongings before adding them to the remove list. Share the handover deadline without treating it as a confirmed booking.

The crew handles the agreed lifting, loading, haul-off and cleanup. Prices are confirmed before work; no appointment is reserved by selecting a preferred date. Sandlot does not haul hazardous materials.

Choose the work you need

• Commercial cleanouts: Offices, retail and rental properties.
• Appliance & furniture removal: Sofas, mattresses and appliances.
• Interior demolition: Kitchens, bathrooms, walls and flooring.

Photos that make an estimate useful gives you a more detailed checklist for that decision.

A closer look at Sandlot’s work

Explore Sandlot’s project photographs to understand materials, removal boundaries and cleared stages, then explain what you want for your own project.

Another project nearby?

See all ten verified service areas. Outside that list, call to confirm coverage before planning a visit.