House clearance & junk removal across Dublin

Send a few photos of the rooms or items to 085 202 1222 on WhatsApp, or use the quote form on this page. Tell us the area, the floor and whether there is parking. We reply with a price for the whole job, including the crew, the van and disposal.

Mostly volume, measured in van loads, plus how hard the items are to get out (stairs, no lift, long carries) and what kind of waste it is. Furniture that can be reused costs less to deal with than mixed rubbish. Our cost guide explains it in detail, but the only accurate number is a quote from photos.

No. Set aside anything you want to keep and we handle the rest, including sorting what can be reused or recycled from what goes to the licensed transfer station.

Yes to both, and that protects you as much as us. Our Waste Collection Permit (NWCPO-25-13287-01) means every load can legally go to licensed facilities, which matters because a householder can be held responsible if waste handed to an unpermitted collector is later dumped. We also carry full insurance for domestic and commercial clearances.

All of Dublin city and county, plus Kildare and north Wicklow. For the rest of Leinster, from Drogheda and Dundalk to Kilkenny and Wexford, we take on full-house and larger clearances with the travel built into the quote. See our areas page for every area.

Often, yes. As long as access is arranged (a key with a neighbour, an agent or a management company), and we have agreed by message what stays and what goes, many customers are not on site. We send photos when the job is done.

Almost everything in a normal home, yes: furniture, beds and mattresses, white goods, carpets, clothes, books, garden furniture, bikes and the bagged rubbish that comes with them. We do not carry hazardous waste such as asbestos, chemicals, gas cylinders or clinical waste, or large amounts of rubble and soil. If something is unusual, ask us first and we will give you a straight answer.

As much as we can, but we will not put a made-up figure on it, because every house is different. Good furniture, kitchenware and clothes go on for reuse, donation or resale wherever possible, metal, timber, textiles and electricals are sent for recycling, and only what is genuinely waste goes to a licensed transfer station.

A two-person crew arrives with a box van at the agreed time and checks with you, or with the notes we agreed by message, what stays and what goes. They clear from the top of the house down, sorting reusable and recyclable items as they load, then sweep the floors before leaving. Most clearances are booked in within a few days of you accepting the quote.

Yes, and they are a large part of our work. We go at the family's pace, can clear in stages, and set aside anything personal or valuable we come across, such as photographs, documents, cash or jewellery, rather than loading it. If the property also needs a professional clean afterwards, that is a separate job for a cleaning company, and we are happy to time the clearance around it.

Because for emptying a lived-in house, a crew usually works out cheaper once you count everything a skip leaves to you. There is no council permit for an on-street skip, nobody in the family does the lifting, and reusable items are sorted out rather than thrown in a skip. A skip or a builder's waste service still suits a renovation producing rubble for weeks.

Only access and parking. Tell us where the van can stop, and if a neighbour's car usually sits outside, a quick word the day before helps. In an apartment block, let the management company know a van is coming and book the lift or loading bay if they require it; the sorting, carrying and loading are our job.