Loft clearance without losing track of what matters
A loft can hold years of belongings, from boxes you meant to sort to furniture that no longer fits anywhere else. We collect what you have decided to let go of, whether you are preparing for a move, planning work or simply need the storage space back.
Set aside photographs, paperwork and anything with sentimental value before the collection. If you cannot sort everything in advance, tell us which areas or marked boxes are included so the scope is clear.
Attic rubbish collection and stored items
We collect ordinary stored household items such as boxes, bags, small furniture, old toys and unwanted possessions. Let us know about large or heavy pieces separately, especially if they were taken into the loft in sections.
If there are bulky items elsewhere in the property, include them in the enquiry. Our furniture collection and house clearance services cover the rest of the home, so you can describe the whole job in one request.
Send photos of the loft contents and describe the access.
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Please send photos of the hatch, ladder or stairs as well as the items inside. Tell us whether the loft is boarded and whether there is lighting. A narrow hatch can determine what can be removed and whether an item needs to come apart.
We need to assess the access before confirming the work. Please do not move heavy boxes down a ladder just to show us the load. Photos and an honest description are the starting point.
What a loft clearance quote covers
We consider the amount and type of rubbish, the time needed to bring it down and the route through the property to the vehicle. The same volume of boxes can take much longer to remove from a difficult attic than from a room beside the front door.
Tell us about stairs below the loft, parking and anything fragile along the route. If the space contains building materials or insulation rather than stored possessions, identify those separately so we can discuss whether they are suitable for collection. We do not collect hazardous waste or asbestos.
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If the clearout continues into a garage or garden shed, send photos of those spaces too. We can assess the combined amount instead of leaving part of the job out of the quote.
Once we have agreed the collection, keep the access route clear and mark anything that should stay.Loft clearance removes the agreed contents; it does not include a loft conversion or structural work.
Boxes, bulky pieces and awkward loft access
Tell us roughly how many boxes or bags are stored in the loft and whether larger items are behind them. If furniture was taken up in pieces, mention that too. The route through the hatch can be the deciding factor in how we plan removal.
We also need to understand the space around the hatch on the floor below. Send a photo of the landing, stairs and any tight turn that the items must pass. We can use those details to discuss the collection without asking you to bring heavy belongings down first.
What to sort before the collection
Keep documents, photographs and anything you still use separate from the agreed rubbish. If several family members have stored items in the loft, settle what can go before the visit and mark boxes that should remain.
Tell us about damaged containers or loose contents so we can understand how they need handling. If you are preparing for building work, identify construction materials separately from household belongings. We can assess a combined collection, but the contents and access need to be clear in the quote.
Why choose us for a loft clearance?
We treat the loft access as part of the quote, not an incidental detail. The hatch, ladder, boarding and carrying route all help us understand the work before we agree the visit.
We can assess the loft on its own or alongside items elsewhere in the property. You can send photos and explain what should stay, then discuss the collection with us before booking. That gives you a plan based on your storage space rather than a generic price for an unspecified pile.
Send your postcode and photos. We will discuss a quote for your job.
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Send your postcode, photos of the contents and photos of the access. We will discuss what is involved and provide a free quote.
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
Do we need to bring the loft contents downstairs?
Tell us about the hatch, ladder, boarding and lighting first. We will assess access and discuss removal rather than assume the loft is safe to enter.
Can you remove large furniture from an attic?
We need photos and dimensions of the item and hatch. We can then discuss whether it can be removed and whether dismantling is needed.
Do you remove loft insulation?
Please identify insulation separately when enquiring. We need to assess the material and confirm suitability. We do not collect asbestos or hazardous waste.
Can we keep some boxes in the loft?
Yes. Mark or separate anything staying and agree the items for collection before we start.