Garage Cleanouts in Kissimmee, FL

Two kinds of Kissimmee garages

Behind West Irlo Bronson there are blocks of ranch homes from the 1970s through the 1990s with single-car garages that were converted, half-converted, or just filled. A lot of them are rentals now, and when a tenant of ten years moves out, the garage is where everything they didn't want ended up. The crew empties it in one visit, usually a half trailer, and hauls it the same afternoon.

Closer to the historic downtown off Broadway and the Lake Tohopekaliga shore, the homes are older and the garages are often detached, with a workshop that belonged to someone's father. Those hold tools, jars of hardware, an old chest freezer and forty years of Christmas lights. One of the Google reviews on this page is from a Kissimmee cleanout.

Rental garages near the parks

Vacation-rental owners in the subdivisions along Poinciana Boulevard and out past The Loop rarely see their own garage. The management company uses it for spare furniture, then the spare furniture breaks, and the garage becomes the thing the next inspection flags. Rob handles these by text and FaceTime: a photo of the garage, a flat quote, a gate code, and a picture of the swept floor when the crew leaves.

Same day from Davenport, most days

Kissimmee is a daily stop for the trucks, either by I-4 and US-192 or down the Poinciana Parkway. A garage called in before noon is normally cleared that day, and a big one is booked a day ahead so Rob can bring the 16-yard trailer. Paint, pool chemicals and propane stay on the shelf; Osceola County runs its own hazardous-waste drop-off for residents, and Rob will point you to it.