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Everything we get asked on the phone, written down. No sales pitch, no made-up statistics, just what we have learned clearing homes across Dublin.

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House clearance in Templeogue: helping a parent downsize from the family home

Clearing a Templeogue semi while a parent is still alive is a different job from a bereavement. How to involve them, stage the work, size the loads and coordinate with the move.

22 October 2026

Landing before and after clearance

House clearance in Tallaght: clearing to a sale or handover deadline

When a closing date, a tenancy end or a care home move sets the clock, a Tallaght clearance needs a plan. Work backwards from the date, size the load and avoid the usual delays.

22 October 2026

Junk Removal box van parked on a Dublin street during a house clearance

House clearance in Lucan: how big will the load be?

A Lucan estate house is rarely hard to reach, so the question is volume. How to count a garage, attic and shed, what a full house adds up to, and when to plan two loads.

22 October 2026

Loading chairs and furniture into the van on a Dublin street

House clearance in Dundrum: what can and cannot go in the load

An apartment near the Luas and a Ballinteer semi are very different clearances. Here is what goes in the van in each, what cannot, and what to do with the rest.

22 October 2026

Bedroom before and after clearance

House clearance in Crumlin: sorting and loading a long-lived terrace

How a long-lived Crumlin terrace is sorted and loaded: the box room, the narrow stairs, the long back garden, a four-week timeline and how to size the van load.

22 October 2026

Empty room with bare floorboards after a full house clearance

House clearance in Clondalkin: a landlord's guide to turning a property around

A practical guide for Clondalkin landlords and agents: what to do about belongings left behind, how to record the property, how big the load is and how apartments and houses differ.

22 October 2026

Floor after items were cleared

House clearance in Ballyfermot: how to sort a very full family home

A Ballyfermot house that has held one family for sixty years holds a lot. A three-pass sorting method, the narrow stairs, the small attic hatch, and how to size the load.

22 October 2026

Living room with furniture, boxes and framed pictures set out before a bereavement clearance

Bereavement clearance in Rathfarnham: a practical guide

Clearing a parent's house in Rathfarnham is usually a full job done at a hard time. When to start, what to find first, how to share things out and how the day runs.

22 October 2026

Junk Removal box van parked on a Dublin street during a house clearance

What happens to your items after a house clearance?

We reuse, resell or recycle as much as we can, and the rest goes to a licensed waste transfer station under our permit. Here is how the sorting works on the day.

5 October 2026

Furniture and rubbish piled in a room before clearance

What does a house clearance service remove?

Furniture, white goods, mattresses, carpets, electricals, garden items and bags of general household waste all go on the van. Here is the full list, the exceptions, and what happens to each.

5 October 2026

Empty room with bare floorboards after a full house clearance

How to prepare for a house clearance: a simple checklist

You do not need to bag or sort anything before a house clearance, but a few small jobs in the week before make the day go smoothly. Here is the checklist we give our own customers.

5 October 2026

Living room with furniture, boxes and framed pictures set out before a bereavement clearance

How to clear a house after a bereavement

Clearing a parent's or partner's home is one of the hardest practical jobs a family faces. This guide covers timing, paperwork, finding what matters, sharing decisions, and what to expect on the day.

5 October 2026

Heavily cluttered room before a hoarder clearance

How to clear a hoarded house: a practical, non-judgemental guide

Hoarding is a recognised condition, not laziness, and clearing a hoarded home takes patience, a plan and attention to safety. Here is how to approach it, and what a professional crew will and will not do.

5 October 2026

Junk Removal van parked beside a pile of cleared items

House clearance vs skip hire in Dublin: which is cheaper and easier?

A skip looks cheap until you count the permit, the lifting and the things it will not take. A man-and-van clearance is priced by load with the labour included. Here is when each one wins.

5 October 2026

Furniture being loaded into the van outside a redbrick house in Dublin

How much does house clearance cost in Dublin?

House clearance in Dublin is priced by the van load, and the final figure depends on access, waste type and how much is genuinely rubbish. Here are the indicative ranges and what moves the price.

5 October 2026

Cluttered garage before clearance

Garage clearance in Dublin: where to start

The garage is the overflow room in most Dublin houses. Here is how to sort one into zones, what a clearance van cannot take, and when it is worth calling a crew instead of doing it yourself.

5 October 2026

Attic full of bags and boxes before clearance

Attic clearance in Dublin: a practical guide

Attics are the most awkward room in a Dublin house to clear and the easiest to put off. This guide covers safety, what to keep, what usually turns up and how a two-person crew empties one through the hatch.

5 October 2026

Apartment living room with a vaulted window, full of bags and belongings before clearance

Apartment clearance in Dublin: a guide for tenants, landlords and owners

Clearing a Dublin apartment is mostly about access: lifts, loading bays, management company rules and parking. Here is what tenants, landlords and owners each need to sort out, and what to tell the crew.

5 October 2026

Our clearance van on a tree-lined Dublin road

House clearance near me: how far we travel from Dublin

We cover Dublin and Kildare every week, and take on larger clearances in Kilkenny, Carlow, Laois and Wicklow. Here is how distance affects the price, and when a Dublin crew still makes sense.

24 September 2025

Why we write these

Most people only book a house clearance once or twice in their lives, usually at a stressful moment: a parent has died, a tenancy is ending, a house has to be empty by the closing date. The questions are always the same. What will it cost? What can you take? What happens to the things? Do I need to be there? Rather than answer them one phone call at a time, we have written the answers down.

If a guide does not cover your situation, send us photos and ask. We would rather tell you something is not worth paying for than clear it and charge you.

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