Old, Outdated Furniture Clutters Apartments and Curbs at The Courtney
Tenants moving out of The Courtney sometimes left old, unwanted furniture behind in their previously rented apartments or on the curb in front of their buildings. This issue created several problems for the community’s management and maintenance teams.
The complex couldn’t rent vacant apartments filled with household clutter. However, tasking the maintenance personnel to remove the discarded items took them away from other essential duties, such as repairs and community upkeep. The mess left behind on curbs and in parking spaces also impacted curb appeal and access to certain spaces.
The VETS team quickly developed an effective furniture removal plan that took into account the location of the debris, the type of items left behind, and the layout of the apartment complex. The goal was to remove all outdated furniture from the curb and dispose of it in the most environmentally friendly manner, including recycling and donating whenever possible.
VETS worked quickly to execute its plan. Due to their speed and flawless execution, this furniture removal process ensured that the vacant units were free of debris and ready for new occupants to move in. They also kept the property’s communal spaces open, accessible, and debris-free, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.
