The job
The Biggest Cleanout We've Ever Run
When the Baystate Medical facility down on Wason Avenue needed to be cleared, they called us. This wasn't a garage or a basement — it was 20,000 square feet of medical equipment, furniture, and facility material that all had to move.
A job that size takes planning: staging, load-out routes, and deciding what goes where before a single item gets touched. We handled the whole thing.
Where It All Went
Here's the part we're proudest of. We coordinated with Bob Charland — a well-known activist doing real work in the Springfield community — and a large amount of that equipment went to him and his organization instead of a landfill.
During the same cleanout, we donated a fleet of electric medical beds to Mercy Hospital. Equipment that still had years of life in it went exactly where it could do the most good.
That's how we try to run every job: dump last. If it can be donated, reused, or recycled, that's where it goes first.
What a Facility Cleanout Includes
- Medical equipment and facility furniture
- Planning, staging, and load-out logistics
- Donation coordination with local organizations
- Recycling and responsible disposal of the rest
Community first
Big cleanouts don't have to mean full dumpsters. On this job, donations came first — and they always do when the material is still usable.
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