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Wedding Cleanup Kings provides wedding cleanup, reception teardown, and post-event cleaning services in the Greeley, CO area at banquet halls, barns, private homes, and outdoor sites, for both couples and venues. Contact us now for a free estimate.
Wedding cleanup in Greeley, CO costs anywhere from $420 to $1,270 on average for a reception of 75 to 150 guests. The price depends on the guest count, how much decor and furniture needs breaking down, whether trash has to be hauled off site, kitchen and restroom work, outdoor areas, and whether you need it done the same night.
Yes, we take wedding cleanup requests across Greeley and the rest of the Greeley, CO area. Labor and material costs here run about 6% above the national average, and the price range above already reflects that.
Yes, we clean up after receptions at banquet halls, churches, barns, rented estates, and backyards. Let us know the venue type and roughly how many guests you're expecting.
Whoever your contracts name. All-inclusive venues often cover general cleanup, but barns, estates, and other DIY venues usually leave trash, decor, and teardown to the couple. Caterers typically clear only their own food, dishes, and kitchen, and we handle the rest.
Most jobs cover bagging trash, breaking down tables and chairs, taking down decor, cleaning restrooms, and sweeping and mopping. We can also pack your belongings and stage rentals for pickup.
Yes, we cover the Greeley, CO area. Send us the property address and we'll confirm.
Yes, we can start as soon as the last guests leave, and clear back-of-house areas during the final hour. Late-night work can cost more.
Yes, if your venue lets items stay overnight and opens the space to us in the morning. Check your contract's move-out time before you pick this option.
At least 1 to 2 weeks ahead, or 2 to 4 weeks for a Saturday in peak wedding season. Short-notice jobs are sometimes possible but usually cost more.
We need the venue address, the date, the guest count, the end time, and the venue's move-out deadline. Tell us what the venue, caterer, and rental company already handle so we only quote the rest.
No, you can leave for your send-off or after-party. We just need one contact, like your coordinator or a family member, at the start and for the final walk-through.
Yes, for most weddings. By the end of the night family helpers are tired and jobs get rushed or missed, and with a crew nobody you invited has to work.
Yes, in most cases. Some venues only allow their approved vendors, so check your contract and send us the venue's cleanup checklist.
Yes, in most cases. Send us the venue's cleaning requirements so we can confirm we meet them before you book.
Yes, in most cases. We can send a certificate of insurance and list the venue as an additional insured if you ask when you book.
Yes, we give you a price before the event based on the guest count, scope, and timing. If the scope changes on the night, we check with your contact before doing extra work.
No, we usually quote a flat price for the whole job. Hourly crews typically run $30 to $75 per worker per hour, with a 2 to 4 hour minimum.
Yes, more guests means more tables, more trash, and more crew hours for us. A reception under 75 guests often costs a few hundred dollars, while 200 or more guests can run past $1,500.
Most receptions of 100 to 150 guests take a crew 3 to 5 hours. Small weddings can be done in 2 to 3, and large or multi-room venues take longer.
We usually send 3 to 5 people for a reception of 100 to 150 guests, fewer for a small wedding and more for a big one. A tight venue deadline can mean a bigger crew.
Yes, we size the crew to your venue's deadline. Many venues want the space empty within a few hours of the end time and charge overtime if you run late, so send us the exact time in your contract.
Yes, we work through the venue's cleanup checklist and walk the space with your contact before we leave. Send us the deposit terms from your contract so we know what the venue expects.
Yes, we fold and stack tables and chairs and store them where the venue wants, or stage them for the rental company's pickup.
Yes, we take down centerpieces, signs, draping, and string lights. Tell us what's yours, what's rented, and what goes in the trash so nothing gets tossed by mistake.
Yes, we bag it and use the venue's dumpster when that's allowed. If there's no dumpster you can use, hauling it off site usually adds $50 to $400 depending on the load.
Yes, we clear the yard, patio, and any rooms guests used. Tell us whether your trash pickup can take the volume or whether it needs hauling away.
Yes, we box and label your decor, gifts, and personal items and keep them together for pickup. Bring totes or boxes and let us know whose car they're going in.
Yes, we can clear plates, empty bins, and keep restrooms tidy while guests are still there, then do the full cleanup after.
Yes, we can set out tables and chairs and place decor before guests arrive, then come back for the teardown. Tell us what time the venue lets vendors in.
Yes, if the caterer and bartenders don't. Bring containers and a cooler, and tell us who's taking the leftovers home.
Yes, we clear the tables, trash, and decor and sweep the tent or dance floor so the tent company can take it down.
Yes, barn and farm venues often leave cleanup to the couple, and we handle it. Send us the venue's checklist and mention it if there's no dumpster on site.
Yes, we wipe down counters, sinks, and appliances and take out the kitchen trash. Most caterers clean their own prep area, so check what yours covers first.
Yes, we clean toilets, sinks, mirrors, and floors and empty the bins.
Yes, we sweep, vacuum, and mop all hard floors, including the dance floor.
Yes, we sweep and vacuum confetti, glitter, and petals from floors, aisles, and walkways. Lawns take longer than hard floors, so tell us what was thrown and where.
Yes, we scrape hardened wax off tables, floors, and candle holders with a dull blade. Wax in linens needs heat and laundering, so tell us if the linens are rented.
Yes, in most cases, if we get to it the same night or next morning. Fresh spills come out far better than old ones, and valuable rugs may need a carpet specialist.
Yes, we collect the used wires once they've cooled. Sparklers burn at about 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, so set out a bucket of water for guests to drop them in.
We pack them for you, hand them out to family, or set them aside for donation, whichever you choose. Check with your florist first, since vases and stands are often rentals.
Yes, we shake out and bag linens and stack dishes and glassware the way the rental company asks. Send us their return instructions if you have them.
No, just take your gifts, cards, and valuables with you. Don't try to treat stains, since the wrong product can set them.
No, we bring our own bags, brooms, mops, vacuums, and cleaning products.
Yes, we work in most weather, but outdoor work stops for thunder or lightning. Outdoor cleanup usually takes longer than an indoor room, so it can cost more.
Yes, often. A small reception usually takes a crew 2 to 3 hours and costs a few hundred dollars, and it helps protect any cleaning deposit your venue is holding.
We box up phones, jackets, gifts, and other lost items for your contact person.
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