House clearance for the things you no longer need
A house clearance rarely starts with a neatly packed pile. There may be furniture upstairs, cupboards still full and things you want to keep mixed in with the rubbish. We work from the items you have agreed with us, so there is a clear distinction between what stays and what goes.
We help with moving home, end of tenancy clearances and properties that need emptying after a bereavement. You do not need to book a whole house clearance if the job is smaller. Tell us which rooms or items need our attention.
Before and after collection
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Household rubbish collection and bulky items
We collect unwanted beds, wardrobes, tables, chairs, sofas, mattresses and domestic appliances, along with bags and boxes of household clutter. If an item is especially heavy or difficult to move, send us a photo and its location in the property so we can assess it.
For a few bulky items rather than a property clearance, our furniture collection service may be the better fit. If most of the rubbish is stored above the house, see our loft clearance in London for the access details we need.
Show us the household contents you want removed.
Message nowWhatsAppWhat affects the cost of a house clearance?
The amount of rubbish matters, but it is only part of the quote. We also look at the types of items, their weight, the time needed to remove them and the route from the property to the collection vehicle. A ground floor room with direct access is a different job from furniture carried down several flights of stairs.
Send photos of each room or pile, your postcode and a short list of anything the photos do not show. We can then discuss the work and explain the price. If you change the items to be collected, tell us before the visit so we can check whether the quote needs updating.
Preparing the property for our visit
Keep documents, keys, jewellery and anything else you want to retain separate from the collection. If several people are involved in deciding what goes, it helps to agree the list before we arrive.
We need to know about stairs, lifts, narrow doorways and parking or loading access. You do not need to move heavy furniture yourself just to get a quote. We will discuss how it can be taken out and whether dismantling is needed.
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Call nowClearing more than the rooms inside
Household rubbish can spread into the outbuildings too. If your project includes a garage clearance or shed clearance, include those spaces in the photos rather than treating them as an afterthought. We can assess the full collection together.
We do not collect hazardous waste, including asbestos, chemicals, paints or automotive fluids. Let us know about any uncertain items when you enquire so we can confirm what is suitable for collection.
Clearing a home while you are still living there
You do not have to empty the house to arrange a collection. We can assess the unwanted items in the rooms you use every day, including furniture upstairs and rubbish stored in cupboards. What matters is that we know exactly what is included and what should stay.
If you are clearing a property in stages, tell us which part is ready now. Label any similar-looking boxes that have different destinations. We can then plan around the agreed collection rather than assume the whole room is being emptied.
Furniture, appliances and the smaller things around them
A property clearout is often a mixture of bulky furniture and the belongings around it. Include books, textiles, kitchenware, bags and boxes in your photos if they are part of the job. An itemised list is especially helpful when the rubbish is spread across several rooms.
For beds and sofas, tell us the size and whether the frame comes apart. For appliances, tell us what they are and confirm they will be safely disconnected. If there is garden rubbish or an outbuilding to clear too, we can discuss those items as part of the same enquiry.
Why choose us for a house clearance?
We discuss the property with you before arranging the visit, so the quote accounts for the rooms, items and access. That gives you a clear plan for the work, whether you are clearing your own home or arranging the collection for somebody else.
We can assess partial and larger clearances, and we collect the agreed contents rather than expect you to carry bulky furniture outside. You can send photos through WhatsApp or our quote form and talk the details through with us seven days a week. Our recent work includes real property and furniture collections you can look at before getting in touch.
Send your postcode and photos. We will discuss a quote for your job.
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Send your photos and postcode through the quote form. We will discuss the property, access and collection arrangements with you before you book.
Where we collect
Choose a local guide below or see the full coverage directory. Send your postcode to check collection arrangements.
Your questions about this collection
Can we book a partial house clearance?
Yes. We can quote for particular rooms or a list of items. Tell us what should stay as well as what needs collecting.
Do we have to carry everything outside?
We can assess collection from inside the property. Tell us about the floor, stairs, lift and walking distance so we can plan the loading and quote accurately.
Can you help with a probate property?
We can collect the unwanted contents once you have decided what should be removed. Keep important papers and personal belongings separate before the visit.
How do we get a house clearance quote?
Send photos, the address or postcode, the rooms involved and any access restrictions. We will discuss the collection with you before you book.