Our work
Every photo on this page came off Mario's phone — 57 real loads from a seventeen-year hoarded home in Southeast DC to pallet runs behind a retail plaza at midnight.
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Job photos
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Types of work
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States covered
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Stock images
Before → after
Sweeping is part of the price, not an upsell. Every job ends with a broom, a walk-through with you, and photos if you're not on site.
Job footage
Three clips straight off Mario's phone — a multi-day house cleanout and a full retail store clear-out, start to finish.
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Day two of a full house cleanout
Property management · Washington, DC
Multi-day cleanouts get the same crew back every morning until the last room is empty. This is day two — rooms opening back up, trailer filling, floors starting to show again.
Marshalls store clear-out, day three
Commercial retail · Good team work
Retail back-of-house work runs on teamwork and timing. Racks, fixtures, pallets and packaging out the dock door without slowing store operations down.
Final day — the house comes back empty
Junk gone quick · Valet trash DMV
The last pass: every room walked, every corner swept, and the keys handed back to a property manager with nothing left to argue about.
The job nobody else would take
Donna's grandmother's home in Southeast DC had sat hoarded to the ceiling for seventeen years. Two companies looked at it and walked. Mario looked at it, gave her one flat number, and started the next morning.
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The load nobody else wanted
A property manager in DC finished a mass turnover and had forty mattresses stacked in the loading bay with a fire-marshal deadline attached. Most haulers quote mattresses by the piece and hope you never call back — Mario quoted the whole bay as one number and worked it after hours so residents never saw a hallway blocked.
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After it leaves your driveway
Your driveway is the halfway point. Every load Baten pulls gets sorted before it's tipped: metal to the scrap yard, appliances to a recycler, furniture and household goods in decent shape to donation, and only the true remainder to a licensed transfer station or landfill.
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