Otto Property Preservation

06/16/2021

Lawn season is here. Let us keep you on our reoccuring schedule. We also offer tree trimming, branch haul off, shrub trimming & shaping, and vine removal!

06/08/2021

Leftover Garage and Estate Sales. We haul! Spring
Cleaning we haul! Natural debris we haul! Call us today for free estimate

10/13/2020

Fall is here. Let us remove your piles of leaves, branches or unwanted items/junk/debris. Call or text today to schedule a free quote!

03/27/2020

Our crew is working hard today. Making sure properties are clear of debris. We are thankful to continue to assist in these troubled times to clean, repair, and maintain properties to help the community.

03/03/2020

Grass season is just a few weeks away. We are completing alot of leaf removals and tree branches from winter. Call us today to get your yard cleaned up!

11/07/2019

Are you a real estate broker needing your property in listing condition?

Are you a a property owner who had a tenant trash your property after they moved out?

Are you an individual home owner who needs help getting rid of junk in your home?

We offer
Debris removal
Winterizations
Lock Changes/Evictions
Small Demolitions ( garages, sheds)
Carpet/Flooring Removal
General Repairs
Lawn Care/Landscaping
Snow Removal

We take pride in our positive relationships with our clients, quick turn around times and quality of work performed.

Please contact us today for your needs to get your property in shape!

10/29/2019

The end of grass season is here and we are prepared to transition to this colder weather! We offer leaf and gutter clean ups, snow removal, and junk removal. If you are in need of free space let us clear your unwanted items before the holidays roll in. Call or message for a free estimate!

10/19/2019

It’s a Dirty Job, but Somebody’s Gotta Do It.
January 28, 2017 Reposted from a Preservation group page

Whether in your own neighborhood or in another nearby, you’ve no doubt seen them: those sad, eye-sore properties with the punctured screen door left ajar, weeds climbing the gutters and covering over the pathway to the front door. You’re convinced the once-tamed lawn now shelters more species of insects than the natural history museum and had the grass not grown to such heights already, you’d be half-tempted to head over there with a lawnmower this weekend—just to restore it some dignity.

Of course, maintaining someone else’s property isn’t your responsibility and, until quite recently, very few attempted to make it theirs either. Business emerges out of opportunity, though, and as the number of derelict properties in the U.S. has skyrocketed due to foreclosure, the property preservation business has flourished.

Property preservation, which is part of the mortgage field services industry, is perhaps less glamorous than the term suggests (we’re not talking about preserving historical landmarks here), but it’s an important, profitable business. And it’s relatively straight forward. Properties don’t maintain themselves, and once abandoned, begin to fall into disrepair. Value tumbles with each burst pipe and broken window, and the banks and lenders who own these properties have realized that it’s much cheaper to pay a reliable company to maintain the property until sold than it is to ignore the property and hope a buyer ignores its blemishes too.

Property preservation companies perform a host of services. They secure properties (locks are changed, houses that need it are boarded up, swimming pool areas are secured, etc.); they winterize them; they clean them; they remove personal property left behind; they mow the lawn and plow the driveway; the list goes on.

While it’s unfortunate that the demand for such services is high, that they exist is really a win-win-win scenario. Lenders are happy because their properties are in a sell able condition, communities are happy because these houses aren’t turning into eyesores and dragging down property values in the area, and property preservation companies are making money and creating jobs to offer a much-needed service.

So, if you drive by that local foreclosure soon and see that the screen door has been patched, the weeds appear to have set the gutters free, and the lawn looks safe to walk on, I’d bet my lawnmower that a property preservation company is to thank for it..

09/30/2019

09/30/2019

Fall is here! Let OPP clear out those piles of leaves!

07/26/2019

Got junk? We remove and haul away!

07/26/2019

Lawn season is in full swing! We offer residential service at competitive pricing!