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House clearance

The short answer

Probate, void and full clearances

Price from
£400.00
Time on site
Half a day to 2 days

What you get

A fully cleared property, with all unwanted items removed and responsibly disposed of or recycled.

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When do you need a House clearance?

A house clearance is often needed when dealing with a probate property, downsizing, preparing a house for sale or rent, or clearing out a property that has been neglected or accumulated a lot of items over time.

What happens on the day

The team will arrive, assess the contents to be cleared, and then systematically remove all agreed items. They will efficiently load the items onto their vehicles, ensuring that the property is left tidy afterwards. Any items for recycling or donation will be handled appropriately.

How to prepare

  • Clearly identify items to be kept versus those to be cleared.
  • Ensure good access to all rooms and exits.
  • Turn off and defrost any fridges or freezers.
  • Remove any personal documents or valuables you wish to keep.
  • Inform neighbours if access may be temporarily obstructed.

How to improve your result

  • Sort through items yourself beforehand to identify anything sentimental.
  • Donate suitable items to charity shops before the clearance.
  • Sell valuable items you no longer want to offset costs.

Why it is useful day to day

A house clearance removes the stress and physical effort of dealing with unwanted items, especially during difficult times like bereavement or moving. It allows you to quickly and efficiently prepare a property for its next chapter, saving you time and effort.

Why we ask these questions

We ask about the property size and the volume of items to be cleared to estimate the team size, vehicle capacity, and time required. Knowing about access and specific items (e.g., white goods, pianos) helps us plan equipment and labour correctly.

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