What We Collect
House Clearance Services
Clearing a whole house — after a bereavement or house move, at the end of a tenancy, or to get a property ready to sell or let — is a big job. We clear properties of any size from top to bottom: furniture, appliances, carpets, loft, garage and shed contents and general clutter, doing all the lifting, carrying and sweep-up for you. Most clearances are finished in a single visit, with everything taken to a licensed facility and a waste transfer note provided.
A complete clearance, handled for you
We take everything that needs to go — from bulky furniture, beds and white goods down to the last bags of odds and ends in the loft, garage or shed. Our team does all the lifting and carrying, so there is nothing for you to move to the kerb or dismantle beforehand, and we sweep up and leave the property clean and ready to hand over. Whether it is one cluttered room or an entire house, we bring the right size crew and vehicle to get it done in as few visits as possible.
How house clearance pricing works
You only pay for the space your items actually take up on the van, and each cubic yard includes a weight allowance of up to 100KG — with all labour included, there is no separate charge for lifting, carrying or disposal. Loads run from a Mini Load at £84 (1 cubic yard) up to an XX-Large Load at £669 (14 cubic yards), and most house clearances fall somewhere between a Large and XX-Large load depending on how full the property is. The main things that affect the price are the volume of items, how much access there is (stairs, lifts or a long carry to the van), and any heavy or specialist items such as fridges or pianos. We confirm a firm, fixed price before we start, so there are no surprises on the day.
Bereavement and probate clearances
Clearing a loved one’s home is never just another job, and we treat it that way. Our team works with care and discretion, and we can set aside anything you ask us to keep, keeping an eye out for paperwork, photographs and items of personal or financial value as we go. We are used to working alongside families, executors and solicitors on probate and estate clearances, and can work to the timescales a sale or handover requires.
Landlords, agents and end-of-tenancy
For landlords, letting agents and property managers we clear void and end-of-tenancy properties of everything a former tenant has left behind, so the property can be cleaned, inspected and re-let without delay. As a registered waste carrier we provide a duty-of-care waste transfer note for every clearance, giving you the documentation you need on file.
Reused and recycled first
Wherever items still have life left in them we aim to pass them on for reuse. Everything else is taken to a licensed recycling facility where, on average, more than 95% is separated and diverted away from landfill — so a house clearance does not mean a skip full of usable things going to waste.

House Clearance Services — FAQs
- How much does a house clearance cost?
- House clearances are priced by volume — the space your items take up on the van, with a weight allowance of 100KG per cubic yard — and all labour is included. Prices start at £84 for a Mini Load, and a typical house clearance falls between a Large Load (£309) and an XX-Large Load (£669) depending on how much there is. We always confirm a fixed price before any work begins.
- How long does a house clearance take?
- Most house clearances are completed in a single visit, often the same or next day. Larger or harder-to-access properties may take longer, and we will tell you what to expect when we confirm your quote.
- Do you clear lofts, garages and sheds too?
- Yes. A full clearance covers the whole property, including loft, garage, shed and garden, provided there is fair and safe access. Just let us know what is involved so we can bring the right crew.
- Can you carry out a bereavement or probate clearance?
- Yes. We handle bereavement, probate and estate clearances with care and discretion, can set aside items you want to keep, and are happy to work with executors and solicitors to the timescales you need.
- What happens to everything you clear?
- We reuse whatever still has life in it and take the rest to a licensed recycling facility, where on average more than 95% is diverted from landfill. You receive a waste transfer note documenting that your waste has been disposed of legally.
- Do I need to be there for the clearance?
- Not necessarily. Many customers, especially landlords and executors, arrange access and leave us to it. We just need a way to get in and clear confirmation of what should and should not be removed.
