Areas we cover

Almost certainly, because the area pages are the places we are in most often, not a limit. Dublin city and county, Kildare and north Wicklow are routine for us. Across the rest of Leinster we take on full-house and larger clearances, with the travel built into the quote. Send photos and the Eircode and we will confirm.

Distance is one factor in the price, along with volume and access, but within Dublin it makes little difference. For jobs elsewhere in Leinster we quote the same way, from photos, with the travel built into the fixed price, and we group jobs by county where we can.

The table on this page maps every Dublin postal district to the nearest area page. The area pages are about the kind of housing and access you will find there, which is what affects how we do the job.

Every week, wherever you are in the county. Crews work Monday to Saturday across the city, Fingal, South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, from Balbriggan and Skerries down to Shankill and out to Lucan, Clondalkin and Tallaght. North or south of the Liffey, inside or outside the M50, it is all routine work for us.

Because it pins the job to one exact property, and Dublin has plenty of roads that share a name with a road in another suburb. From the Eircode we can see the street, the likely parking and the way in before we quote. It also shows whether a crew is already booked nearby, which can make an earlier date easier to find.

No. Only the Dublin postal districts use D routing keys, from D01 to D24 plus D6W. Much of county Dublin has its own, such as A94 around Blackrock, A96 around Dún Laoghaire and Dalkey, K67 for Swords, K36 for Malahide and K78 for Lucan, and all of those are routine Dublin work for us.

Usually, yes. Crews are in every part of Dublin each week, so a Dublin date is the easiest to find. Further into Leinster, beyond Kildare and north Wicklow, we group jobs by county, so if your date is flexible, say so and we can book you in when a crew is already working nearby.

Nowhere we will not go, but some places take more planning: city-centre streets with clearways and loading restrictions, terraces with residents' permit parking, mews lanes too narrow for the van, and apartment blocks with a lift to book. Tell us about access when you send photos, and any extra carrying is built into the fixed quote.

Often, yes, if the combined load fits the day, such as a parent's house and a relative's flat, or a house and a storage unit. Send photos of both with both Eircodes and we will quote them together and tell you honestly whether it is one day or two.

Yes, on the same terms as the nearest town: a bungalow in the countryside outside Naas is covered the way Naas is, and a farmhouse near Wexford the way Wexford town is. Send the Eircode, since rural addresses can be hard to pin down, and photos of every building, including sheds and outbuildings, so the quote covers the lot.