Eviction Service Companies
If you’re going through your first eviction and you’re feeling overwhelmed, or maybe your current tenant seems to know far more than you, then maybe it’s time to bring in the professionals. There are professional Eviction Service Companies that specialize in evicting tenants every day and have the experience to save you potential headaches.
Unlike lawyers, who charge you thousands of dollars for an eviction, these specialists only focus on evictions at rates that make it worthwhile while sheltering you from being at the forefront of a bad tenant situation.
Sometimes it’s better to just hire the professionals to take care of your problems. This is a matter of time versus money versus headaches for a landlord.
The benefits of having an experienced Eviction Service Companies dealing with a problem tenant is that it massively reduces your headaches when it comes to evicting a tenant, they can save your precious time doing it for you and you can typically get it resolved faster due to their experience.
Having personally used eviction service companies to evict tenants in the past, I can easily say it’s money well spent! Especially if you find all of this overwhelming or if you have concerns about your safety.
Edmonton and Area
Edmonton Eviction Services
Don Gray
1-780-974-8427
Website: https://www.edmontonevictionservices.com/
Services Provided: RTDRS Evictions, Process Serving, Eviction Notices
Calgary and Area
ALEC & Foster
Unit #126, 1111 – 6th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 5M5
1-403-259-0029
Website: http://www.FosterCo911.com
Services Provided: RTDRS Evictions, Bailiff Services, Judgment Collection Services
Watch the video where I interview Melissa from Foster and Co
Eviction Service Companies Disclaimer
**DISCLAIMER – Although I have worked and/or collaborated with several of the companies on this page it is no guarantee you will have the same successful experiences I’ve had. Each eviction is unique and as such comes with their own complications, idiosyncrasies and issues that can result in rather diverse outcomes.
AlbertaEviction.com and/or it’s contributors/staff cannot be held accountable if those outcomes did not suit your hopes or needs. AlbertaEviction.com is a resource for landlords with problem tenants, it is up to you to determine if the resources we provide are what you need.
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Hi i wrote to you before about having the bailiff come and remove my renter. well it is now 7 days later and i found an order posted on my gate which by the way is 1/4 of a mile from my house saying that a stay has been granted. I didnt even get served to go to court. But according to the affidafated she apperantly taped it to the gate in the storm on monday. In which case the papers could be in the next county by now. regardless i did not receive notice of the court date and therefore i did not attend. The order i plucked off my gate today says that i am to let her in by 5 pm tomorrow or any money im to receive will be prorated. my question is she is already removed by the bailiff and the house has been secured by him. do i have to let her back into my property or do i need to contact my lawyer in the morning or is there some recourse i can take. also she has in no way tried to make contact with me as the order left by the bailiff said she was suppose to in order to obtain her property. My gates are locked as this is my home place of recidence and the other home is on the same property. also i have a family member that will be moving in as soon as we get her stuff out of here.
Hi I have had the bailiff come and remove the renter on a notice of default which she did not adhere to. the bailiff removed her but her property is still here. my question is how long do I have to keep this property and what if she doesn’t contact me to obtain it.
Hi Holly,
If the value of the goods are over $2,000 you have to hold it for 30 days then you can auction it off to recover lost rent. You also need to inventory everything, which is actually good practice even if it’s junk so they don’t come back two months later saying you threw away a priceless antique.
Bill