House clearance
A detached house usually has more than one space to clear: the basement, the attic, the shed and the yard. We plan the job as a whole and bring a container of the right size.
- Whole property in one project
- Container on site
- Also outbuildings
In short: House clearance covers the whole property — rooms, basement, attic, shed and yard — cleared in one planned project.
What a house clearance covers
- Living rooms: furniture, textiles, appliances.
- Basement and attic: stored items, building materials, old tools.
- Shed and outbuildings: garden equipment, bicycles, scrap.
- Yard: green waste, old fencing, leftover materials.
Why a container often makes sense here
In a house there is normally room in the yard, and the volume is large enough that several van loads would cost more than one container. We recommend the size based on photos.
Inherited and older houses
Clearing an inherited home takes patience: documents, photographs and valuables should be sorted first. We can work room by room and set aside anything you want to keep.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does house clearance cost?
The price depends on the volume and the number of spaces. After photos or a visit we give a fixed quote.
Do you clear the basement and attic as well?
Yes, they are part of the standard job.
Can it be done in one day?
An average house is usually cleared within one to two working days.
Do you remove garden waste too?
Yes, branches, leaves and old fencing can go in the same project.
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Book a house clearance
Describe the size of the house and the spaces to clear — we plan the job and give a price.