House clearance involves removing unwanted furniture, household items, appliances, rubbish and general belongings from a property. This can include houses, flats, garages, lofts, sheds and storage areas.

We can typically remove sofas, beds, wardrobes, tables, chairs, white goods, electrical items, clothing, ornaments, general household goods and other unwanted belongings, subject to safety and disposal requirements.

Free house clearance may be possible where suitable reusable or resalable items offset the cost of labour, transport and disposal. Every property is different, so we assess each clearance individually.

Yes, a house clearance service can help families and executors clear a property following a bereavement. We understand that this can be a sensitive time and can work carefully according to your instructions

No. You can identify any belongings you wish to keep, and the remaining items can be assessed for removal. We recommend separating valuables, important documents and personal possessions before work begins.

Yes, depending on the service offered and minimum booking requirements. You can request a partial clearance for a single room, selected furniture or specific household items.

The cost depends on the size of the property, the volume and type of items, accessibility, labour required and disposal costs. We can provide a quote based on the information you provide and, where necessary, a property assessment.

Yes, a quote should be agreed before work begins. The price will depend on the information provided and any agreed assessment of the property and its contents.

Remove or clearly identify items you want to keep. Set aside important documents, jewellery and valuables. Confirm access arrangements and parking. Tell us about fragile items, restricted areas or potentially hazardous materials. Check that the agreed quote covers all the areas and items you want cleared.

Simply contact us with the property address or postcode, a brief description of the items to be removed and your preferred date. Photographs can also help us assess the job and prepare a quote.