PCSing out of Fort Carson, Peterson, Schriever, or the Academy? Here's a practical guide to clearing your place for the final inspection without losing your deposit — or your mind — during move week.
Text a photo of what needs to go — we price every item in seconds
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Whether it's an off-post rental or on-post housing, the final inspection is the finish line: the place has to be empty and clean to the landlord's or housing office's standard. Everything the TMO won't ship — the worn couch, the mattress, the grill, the garage clutter, the stuff in the storage unit — has to be gone. Colorado Springs has no city bulk pickup, so you can't just set it at the curb; it's a transfer-station run or a haul-away crew.
Work back from your report date: household-goods pickup, then the clear-out of what's left, then the inspection. Book the clear-out ahead of the summer surge — May through August is peak PCS across all four installations and windows fill fast. Lock a date early; a flat photo-quote means you know the cost before move week chaos hits.
Ship or keep what has value; donate what's good and you don't want (ARC, Goodwill, or we'll donation-route it); and haul the rest. A flat-price crew clears the whole rental or home in one visit — furniture, appliances (fridge freon recovered), the garage, and that storage unit you've been paying on since the last move. Sofa $170, whole rental by truck-fill from $325, no sales tax on the service.
Text a photo of everything that needs to go, get one flat number, pick a date before your inspection, and let the crew carry it out. On-post gate access is arranged; off-post rentals in Fountain, Security-Widefield, Cimarron Hills, and the Powers belt are routine. You focus on the move; the clear-out is handled.