Cleaning after a tenant eviction
At the end of an eviction procedure, the landlord rarely recovers a home in good state: abandoned belongings, accumulated dirt, sometimes damage. We turn that full stop into a starting point.
The framework
A job that respects the procedure
The aftermath of an eviction has its rules: belongings left behind may fall under a legal framework of storage before disposal. We work in coordination with your bailiff or litigation department — inventory if requested, safekeeping of what must be kept, removal of the rest into the sorting channels.
The cleaning that follows is often heavy: a home occupied for years without upkeep, kitchen and bathroom badly degraded, settled odours. The protocol joins that of our unsanitary-housing resets — room-by-room decontamination, odour treatment, a record of the damage for the file.
Social and private landlords gain a controlled sequence: keys recovered, intervention, before/after photos, home ready for any works and then the re-letting. Across a housing stock, a price grid per unit type speeds up every file.
Evictions: landlords' questions
We follow your instructions and the framework set with the bailiff: inventory and storage of what must be kept, removal of the rest. Nothing is discarded before the question has been asked and settled.
From litigation to re-letting, no dead time
Unit type, address, key-recovery date: the package is set with your manager.