Property cleanouts in San Antonio

Klema Builders handles whole-property and estate cleanouts across San Antonio and surrounding communities before a sale, move or rebuild. The written scope can cover listed contents in the house, garage, shed and yard, including furniture and household items. Paint, chemicals, fuel, asbestos and other hazardous waste are not taken, and some appliances need special handling. After a free on-site look, you receive a fixed price in writing before work starts. Klema Builders can also quote an outdoor structure removal or build that follows.

A whole-property cleanout can cover listed contents in the house and yard, including the garage and shed when those areas are part of the written scope. The on-site look identifies each included area and the items that need special handling or cannot be taken. The fixed written price is based on that defined scope, whether the property is being cleared before a sale, move or rebuild.

Yes. Klema Builders can quote the cleanout first and the follow-on project separately in writing. Household contents belong under property cleanouts. A deck, fence, shed, pergola or other backyard structure that needs to come down belongs under structure removal. After those scopes are clear, Klema Builders can also quote a new deck, patio, fence or landscape for the property.

The price of a property or estate cleanout in San Antonio depends on the rooms and outdoor areas included, the number and type of items, access, special-handling needs and disposal requirements. Klema Builders does not publish a price list for this service: after a free look at the property you get a fixed price in writing before any work starts, and that price is the total you pay.

Paint, chemicals, fuel, asbestos, other hazardous waste and tires are not taken. The junk removal page at /junk-removal explains why and names the rules behind it. Appliances are confirmed item by item before the quote.

They are identified before the written quote so acceptance and the proper disposal path can be confirmed. Refrigerators, freezers, window air conditioners and dehumidifiers need refrigerant recovery or verification at the final processor under federal rules. Source: EPA 40 CFR 82.155 (https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-40/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-82/subpart-F/section-82.155).