One Crew. Every Commercial Building in Seattle.

Offices, apartment turns, contractor debris, warehouse pallets, restaurant fit-outs — different jobs, same crew. We're already credentialed on every major vendor platform your building uses, carry $4 million in coverage, and put a certificate of insurance on file before we touch the loading dock.

A South Lake Union tech floor wants a freight-elevator reservation and a clean cable pull. A Capitol Hill apartment manager needs a unit broom-clean between a 4 p.m. move-out and a noon move-in. A contractor in Ballard just wants the drywall and old cabinets gone before the inspector shows. Three completely different jobs — and the thing they have in common is the part most haulers get wrong: the building's paperwork and the building's schedule.

We've been doing commercial work around Puget Sound since 1989, which means we're not learning your vendor platform on the fly or scrambling for an insurance certificate the morning of the job. We're already in your system, the COI is ready, and we own our trucks and employ our own crew — no franchise, no middle-man booking service routing your job to whoever’s cheapest that day.

What every job looks like

It doesn't much matter whether it's a tenant turn, an office floor, or a warehouse corner — the job is the same shape every time. We show up to a space full of stuff somebody else is done with, and we leave it broom-clean and ready for whatever comes next.

The difference is in how we handle the building between those two photos: the certificate of insurance on file, the freight elevator booked for our window, the dock time confirmed so we're not waiting behind another vendor. You make one call. We handle the building and the haul.

Take the property owner who called us to clear an apartment a former tenant had left packed with belongings. The unit had to turn fast — every empty day is lost rent — so we hauled it out in two loads and had it ready to re-list the same visit. In his words: "The team hauled 2 loads and I can quickly rent the unit out!" That's the whole job in one line: full of someone else's stuff at 8 a.m., ready for the next tenant by your deadline.

Before & after — a real apartment turnover, cleared and ready to re-rent

★★★★★

"As a property manager I call upon them often to help take away old appliances and old furniture left behind by vacating residents."

Bobbye Pond · Property Manager

★★★★★

"My real estate business consistently has wonderful experiences with Junk B Gone. They go above and beyond with communicative and thoughtful customer service."

Cait Greeley · Real Estate

★★★★★

"As a real estate professional, I rely on vendors who make my job easier and help homes look their best. This crew does exactly that."

Mark Chavez · Real Estate

★★★★★

"I work at Seattle Central College and definitely using them again on my next haul."

Maurice Pineda · Seattle Central College

Do you serve my industry, even if it's not one of the cards above?

Almost certainly. The cards cover the jobs we run most — offices, property management, apartments, contractors, demolition, industrial, realtors, restaurants & retail, and medical suites — but we've cleared just about every kind of commercial space in Seattle since 1989. Call (206) 722-4285 and describe the situation; we'll tell you exactly how we'd handle it.

Can you provide a Certificate of Insurance for our building?

Yes — just ask. We carry $4 million in liability coverage and provide COIs routinely for downtown Seattle and Bellevue property-management firms, naming your building or management company as additional insured. We get it to your building manager before the job so the freight elevator and dock are cleared.

Are you set up on our vendor platform or work-order system?

Almost certainly — we're credentialed and active on every major vendor management platform multifamily uses: Appfolio, Yardi VendorShield & VendorCafe, RealPage Vendor Compliance, NetVendor, VendorPM, Notivus, and Compliance Depot (RealPage Vendor ID 1184316). We also offer Net-30 for verified corporate accounts. Send the work order through your usual system and we'll run it from there.

Are you a franchise or a booking service?

Neither. We own our trucks and employ our own crew. We're a local Seattle operator, not a national franchise or a middle-man that routes your job to whoever's cheapest that day. The crew you book is the crew that shows up.

What happens to everything you haul away?

Resaleable furniture and fixtures go to liquidators for a second life; usable household-type items go to charitable organizations like Second Spark. Metal frames, racking, and break-room appliances go to our private recycling partners across King County. Fluorescent tubes and electronics are handled separately — we don't run loads to a transfer station and call it recycling.

How much does a commercial cleanout cost?

Pricing is based on volume, weight, and how hard the access is — all-inclusive, with no per-item fees or fuel surcharges. There's a $99 minimum and the on-site assessment is free, so you get a firm price before we lift anything.