Estate, eviction, hoarding, rental turn, garage and basement, across Georgetown and Scott County. For a landlord the first question here is not how big the unit is. It is which side of the city line it sits on.
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Every one of these ends the same way: the space empty and everything on our trucks. What differs is the deadline, and who set it.
Worked around the inventory
Probate here runs through the Scott District Court, with the forms from the Circuit Court Clerk at the Justice Center on N. Hamilton Street. We clear once the executor’s appointment is complete.
Estate cleanouts, in detail
Check the city line first
Inside Georgetown the landlord-tenant act sets the notices; outside it, your lease does. Either way we come once the warrant is executed, not before.
Eviction cleanouts, in detail
Handled without an audience
Unhurried and discreet. The household sets the pace, and we are straight about where our work stops.
Hoarding cleanouts, in detail
Every day empty is a day unpaid
Cleared between tenancies to a schedule, for landlords and property managers, inside the city limits and out.
Rental turns, in detail
It started as one shelf, years ago
The commonest cleanout, and the one where stairs and access move the price most.
Garage & basement cleanouts, in detailKentucky’s Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act only applies where a local government has adopted it. The City of Georgetown has. Unincorporated Scott County is not on the Kentucky Fair Housing Council’s list of places where it applies.
Written notice before you can file: seven days to pay unpaid rent, fourteen days to put a breach of the lease right, and a month to move for other reasons. Those periods are where the road to a cleanout date starts.
Notice periods as summarised by Kentucky Justice Online.
The act’s fixed notice periods are not what governs a unit here; the lease and Kentucky’s general landlord statutes are. Ask your attorney which applies to the address before you serve anything.
The same landlord can be working to both within a few miles.
On both sides of the line, the end is the same: after judgment the tenant has seven days to appeal, and only then does the court issue the warrant for possession. That part is statewide, and it is the date we work to. A plain-English summary, not legal advice.
Four steps, no obligation, and you only pay for work completed.
Two or three photos from the doorway of each space, and the address. You get a number back within two hours, guaranteed.
Anything being kept, sold or inventoried is identified before we start rather than discovered in the truck.
Room by room, carried out and loaded by us. You do not need to be there, and on several of these people would rather not be.
Floors swept, debris gone, and photos of the finished space if you are not local.
Crown’s published ranges, the same as in Lexington. A cleanout is a booked visit rather than a same-day call, so Scott County costs you nothing extra on a job this size.
One garage, one room, a partial basement. The bottom of Crown’s published cleanout range.
The common job: a packed garage, a full basement, a small unit.
A full house or apartment cleared out. Estate, eviction and hoarding work usually lands here.
These are Crown’s own published cleanout ranges. A single item or two is single item removal at $100 to $280, and a pile rather than a whole space is junk removal.
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Very quick from contact to in home to remove some flooring. Once on site they got straight to work and did an outstanding job! Very reasonable price for the work done. Will continue to use them for all future needs.
Extremely helpful and nice, was hired for land clearing and site preparation they removed pesky honey suckle. Definitely going to hire them in the future.
Crown’s own published list of the parts of Scott County we work most often.
Inside the city limits or out in the county, we work both. Elsewhere: cleanouts in Lexington and Nicholasville, or send the address from anywhere in our service area.
If yours isn’t here, call: we’d rather answer it before you book than after.
Send the address with your photos. Settle which rules apply before the notice goes out, and we will say plainly if the timing you have in mind will not work.
Send photos insteadInside the city limits, yes: the City of Georgetown adopted it, and it sets the notice periods, seven days for unpaid rent, fourteen to put a breach of the lease right and a month otherwise. Outside the city, unincorporated Scott County is not on the Kentucky Fair Housing Council’s list of places where it applies, so your lease and Kentucky’s general landlord statutes govern. We are not lawyers: your attorney is the authority on which applies to your address.
Both go through the Scott District Court, and the Circuit Court Clerk’s office has the forms for both: Scott County Justice Center, 119 N. Hamilton St., Georgetown, (502) 863-0474, 8:30am to 4:30pm on weekdays.
Once the warrant for possession has been executed and the unit is lawfully yours. After judgment the tenant has seven days to appeal, and the warrant only issues if they do not. Give us the date when you have it and we hold a slot against it.
A single space is $280 to $520, a large space or several rooms $520 to $850, and a whole property $850 to $1,280 and up. Those are Crown’s own published figures and the same in every town we work. What moves you inside the range is how much there is, how far it has to be carried, and whether anything is being sorted rather than cleared. A cleanout is a booked visit rather than a same-day call, so Scott County costs you nothing extra on a job this size.
No, and on most of these you should not try. Tell us what is being kept (a room, a category, a list) and we work around it. What costs money is sorting mid-job because nobody agreed it beforehand. If you want everything gone, that is the fastest and cheapest version and you can say so plainly.
All of Scott County, inside the city limits and out. The ZIP codes are listed above and the neighborhoods are Crown’s own published list. Our yard is sixteen miles down I-75, so a job here is a normal day rather than a trip.
Two or three photos from the doorway of each space, the address, and your date if you have one. You get a number back within two hours, guaranteed.
