After a Renovation in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
Common situation

After a Renovation

The new kitchen is done, but the old one is still in the driveway. Clear the leftovers and enjoy the result.

A remodel ends with a pile: old cabinets, tile, drywall scraps, packaging and the appliance you replaced. The contractor may haul some of it, but not always everything, and the last pieces can sit for weeks.

A cleanup visit right after the final trade finishes gives you a finished home, not a finished project with a heap in the yard. It also protects your new floors and landscaping from one more round of boots and carts.

Best for

  • Homeowners finishing a remodel
  • Contractors wanting a clean handoff
  • Anyone with leftover materials in the garage
  • Landlords updating rental units
The situation

What defines Renovation Aftermath

The last details

Odds and ends finally leave.

Heavy and bulky

Cabinets, tubs and tile.

Donate and recycle

Good fixtures and metal diverted.

Protects new work

Careful around finished floors.

Timed to the finish

Right after the last trade.

Broom-swept

Ready to enjoy.

Questions

Renovation Aftermath FAQ

Can you come right after the contractor?

Yes. Book us ahead and we line up with their last day.

Do you take leftover paint?

Paint needs special handling. We explain the options.

Can you take old cabinets?

Yes. Good ones may be donated.

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