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Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about our cleaning, junk removal, and property services in Little Rock. Did not find what you need? Call or text the team directly.
Common questions
Questions before the quote.
What areas does Total Klean Out serve?
We serve Little Rock and surrounding areas. Include your service address in the form or text us to confirm that we can reach you.
What kinds of spaces do you clean?
We provide residential and commercial cleaning for homes, offices, shared spaces, and multi-family properties, plus property support, trash valet, and junk removal.
How do I request a cleaning quote?
Submit the quote request form, call, or text 337-496-6412. The team will follow up about the space, timing, and service you need.
Do you offer one-time and recurring cleaning?
Yes. Tell us whether you need ongoing help or a one-time reset, and we can discuss recurring residential or commercial cleaning as well as deep and move cleaning.
How is cleaning priced?
Pricing is quote-based and shaped by the service type, size and condition of the space, frequency, access, timing, and any special requests you share.
What does a deep or move-out cleaning include?
A deeper reset usually involves more time and focus than routine upkeep, including buildup, edges, fixtures, and handoff details. The exact scope is confirmed in your quote.
Do you offer trash valet for apartment communities?
Yes. Tell us about the property, approximate door count, collection needs, and desired frequency so we can discuss fit.
How do I claim a coupon or current offer?
Call or text 337-496-6412 and mention the offer. During the summer sale, that is $100 off premium residential cleaning or $200 off premium commercial cleaning through October 31, 2026.
Is Total Klean Out a local business?
Yes. Total Klean Out is a local, family-owned business founded in 2025 by Zach Mercy to serve the Little Rock community.
How soon can I get service?
Availability depends on your schedule and scope. Calling or texting the team is the fastest way to lock in a time that works.
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