With as much rental housing as Louisville has — from Highlands duplexes to larger complexes in Jeffersontown and St. Matthews — turnover timing is usually the tightest constraint. Give us the lease date and we’ll build the schedule around it.

Landlords and property managers usually aren’t working around a leisurely timeline — a unit needs to be ready before the next lease starts, and that means the cleanout has to happen fast. Whatever’s left behind, from furniture to years of accumulated junk, needs somewhere to go the same day it comes out.