House Clearance Made Simple

A house clearance can involve much more than simply removing furniture. You may need an entire property emptied, several rooms cleared, unwanted furniture removed or difficult areas such as lofts, garages and sheds dealt with.

We can help with full and partial house clearances depending on what you actually need. You can decide what stays and what needs to be removed.

Full House Clearance

Sometimes an entire property needs to be emptied because it is being sold, inherited, rented out, prepared for occupation or simply needs clearing after years of accumulated belongings.

Partial House Clearance

You do not have to clear an entire property. Individual rooms, furniture or specific areas can be cleared when required.

What Can Be Removed?

• Sofas, chairs and other furniture
• Beds, wardrobes and bedroom furniture
• Tables, cabinets and shelving
• Household belongings and boxes
• Clothing, books and toys
• White goods and household appliances
• Garage and loft contents
• Garden furniture and equipment
• General unwanted household items

If you have something unusual or are unsure whether it can be removed, contact us before arranging the clearance.

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Clearing a property following a bereavement can be difficult. A home may contain years of memories, personal possessions and belongings that families need time to consider.

A bereavement house clearance can involve an entire property or only selected rooms and items. You can decide what you want to keep before the clearance takes place.

We understand that every family and every situation is different. The aim is to make the physical side of the clearance easier for you.

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When dealing with an estate, clearing the contents of a property can become another responsibility for executors and family members.

A probate house clearance may include furniture, household contents, appliances, lofts, garages, sheds and garden items.

If you are responsible for an inherited property and need help clearing it, contact us to discuss what needs to be removed.

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Some properties require considerably more time and planning than a conventional house clearance.

Where a property contains a large amount of accumulated belongings or severe clutter, we can discuss the situation with you before the work begins.

Hoarding and heavily cluttered properties can involve bedrooms, kitchens, living areas, bathrooms, lofts, garages, sheds and outside spaces.

The first step is simply to explain the situation. We can then discuss what needs removing and how the clearance can be approached.

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A property clearance does not always stop at the back door. Gardens can accumulate furniture, sheds, equipment, bags, broken items and unwanted household belongings.

Garden clearance can be arranged as part of a wider property clearance or as a separate job.

It can be particularly useful when preparing an inherited, empty or recently purchased property.

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Garage Clearance

Garages often become storage spaces for furniture, boxes, tools, bicycles, household items and miscellaneous belongings. We can clear garages as part of a complete house clearance or as a separate service.

Loft Clearance

Lofts can contain years of stored belongings that are difficult to access and remove. A loft clearance can be particularly useful when moving, downsizing, selling or clearing an inherited property.

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Landlords and property owners sometimes find themselves with unwanted furniture, belongings or rubbish left behind after tenants move out.

We can help clear rental properties, empty homes and individual rooms so the property can move on to its next stage.

End-of-Tenancy Clearance

If tenants have left unwanted contents behind, a clearance can help get the property back to an empty and usable condition.

Empty Property Clearance

Empty properties can contain furniture, household belongings, garage contents, garden items and other unwanted materials.

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