A Few Unwanted Items
Furniture, boxes, or other identified belongings can be reviewed without clearing the whole unit.
Storage Unit Cleanouts
Clear the Storage Unit and Move On
Whether you are downsizing, moving, or ready to close the unit, tell us what needs to go and how the facility can be accessed.
Include the facility, unit size, access instructions, what stays, and whether the unit should be fully cleared.
What Kind of Cleanout Is This?
Match the Pickup to the Way You Use the Unit
A few unwanted pieces need a different plan than closing a full unit.
Partial Cleanout
Remove one group or section while keeping the remaining belongings organized in the unit.
Full Unit Cleanout
Review all identified contents when the goal is to empty and close the unit.
Move or Downsizing
Separate what is moving elsewhere from what should be removed.
Closing Deadline
Share the facility deadline and preferred timing, understanding the requested window still requires confirmation.
Facility Access
Tell Us How to Reach the Unit
Include the facility name and location, unit number, gate instructions, building or floor, and any rules that affect loading.
- Gate code or check-in process
- Drive-up, hallway, or elevator access
- Facility hours and loading rules
- Unit size and location
- Whether you will meet the crew onsite
Inside the Unit
Make What Stays and What Goes Easy to See
Photos and simple labels help when only part of the unit is being cleared.
Going
Group or label the items you want removed where practical.
Staying
Keep the belongings you are retaining separate from the removal area.
Uncertain
Point out anything that should not be loaded until you make a decision.
Needs Review
Identify restricted, damaged, unusually heavy, or unclear material before service.
At the Facility
From Gate Entry to a Cleared Unit
- 01
Meet or enter as arranged
Follow the facility’s gate, check-in, access, and onsite-contact instructions.
- 02
Confirm the unit and items
Review the correct unit, what goes, what stays, and the price before loading.
- 03
Remove the accepted contents
The crew loads the identified material while keeping hallways and drive aisles usable.
- 04
Review the remaining space
Confirm the agreed items were removed before the crew leaves the unit.
Pricing
Unit Contents and Facility Access Shape the Price
Pricing can depend on volume, weight, labor, elevators, hallways, loading distance, access rules, disassembly, and disposal requirements. The price is confirmed before loading begins.
See How Pricing WorksRelated Services
Keep the Move or Downsizing Project Moving
These services can help when the storage unit is one stop in a broader household transition.
Real Flying Flamingo Work
A Real Storage Unit Project View
This photograph documents actual Flying Flamingo work inside a storage unit. It is shown as a project view, not a before-and-after comparison.
View Storage Unit Project View
FAQ
Storage Unit Cleanout Questions
Quick answers before you send a request.
Do I need to meet the crew at the facility?
Tell us whether you will be onsite and provide the facility’s access requirements. Any arrangement must still allow the correct unit and removal items to be confirmed.
Can you clear only part of a unit?
Yes. Clearly separate or label what should go, what should stay, and anything that is still uncertain.
Can you clear a full unit before a closing deadline?
Share the unit size, item photos, facility hours, access rules, and deadline. Timing remains pending until the request is reviewed and accepted.
Can multiple units be included?
List each unit separately with its size, contents, access details, and what should be removed so the complete request can be reviewed.
Flying Flamingo Junk Removal
Ready to Clear the Storage Unit?
Send the facility details, unit photos, item list, and your preferred appointment window.