Utah property turnover service. Rent-ready in 72 hours.

Standard unit turns are completed within 72 hours of getting access: wall wipe-down, patching, paint, fixture repairs, and haul-off. Heavy turns and eviction cleanouts may take longer and are quoted with a firm timeline up front. You get before-and-after photos when the unit is rent-ready.

Clear Unit carries $1,000,000 in general liability coverage and provides a certificate of insurance (COI) naming your management company as additional insured before work begins. The company operates under Utah's DOPL handyman framework, and licensed trades are coordinated for any work outside that scope.

Text photos of the vacant unit to 385-985-6808 and you'll receive a fixed, itemized quote the same day — no site visit required. The quote covers the entire turn on one invoice instead of separate painter, hauler, and cleaner bids.

Yes. Eviction and heavy cleanouts are a core service: all furniture, trash, and belongings are cleared and disposed of, electronics are recycled with documentation, and the unit is then patched, painted, and cleaned to rent-ready condition — one crew, one invoice, start to finish.

Clear Unit is based in Mt. Pleasant, Utah and serves Utah County (Provo, Orem, Lehi, Spanish Fork), Salt Lake County, and the central Utah counties of Sanpete, Sevier, and Juab. Evening turns are standard in Utah County; Salt Lake work is scheduled on weekends. See full service areas →

Yes — property managers are Clear Unit's primary clients. The company arrives vendor-ready with a COI, W-9, and DOPL registration, invoices on net-30 terms, and offers new PM clients a test unit guarantee: if the first turn isn't done right and on time, you don't pay.

Yes. Because turn work happens in vacant units, Clear Unit schedules evenings and weekends by default — units get rent-ready without tying up your office staff, your maintenance techs, or your occupied neighboring units.

Lease-end office decommissioning and warehouse cleanouts include furniture and cubicle removal, shelving and racking teardown, equipment haul-off with metal recycling, e-waste processing with documentation, wall patching, and broom-clean condition for the final walkthrough — quoted from photos or a brief walkthrough.