Our clearance services

Go by the size of the job: a whole home is a house or apartment clearance, one space is an attic, garage, shed or storage unit clearance, and a few bulky pieces are furniture removal. Bags and odds and ends are junk removal, and a loved one's home or a very full house is a bereavement or hoarder clearance. If unsure, send photos; the price is the same whichever you pick.

Yes, and it is cheaper. A house clearance that includes the attic, the shed and the garage is one job and one quote. Tell us everything that needs to go.

Yes. Offices, shops, small commercial units, landlords and management companies. We are fully insured and can provide an insurance certificate for building managers.

Junk removal is for a load that is already gathered: bags, broken furniture, a tenant's leftovers or the pile from a clear-out. A house clearance empties rooms as they stand, with the crew working through wardrobes, presses and the attic and keeping what stays apart from what goes. If it is a whole room or more, it is a clearance.

When the job is a few specific pieces, such as a sofa, a wardrobe, a bed or a dining set, that need carrying out of the house, often from upstairs. Junk removal is the mixed load of bags, broken bits and odds and ends. Both are quoted from photos on volume and access, so pick whichever is closer and the price works out the same.

Both are quoted from photos like any clearance; what changes is the pace and the care. A bereavement clearance goes at the family's speed and can be done in stages, while a hoarder clearance means slower sorting, looking for documents, cash and keepsakes as we go, and involving the person where they want to be. In both, anything personal is set aside rather than loaded.

Because the logistics differ, not the work itself. Apartments can mean a lift that has to be booked with the management company, a loading bay or limited parking, and sometimes several flights of stairs with no lift at all. Tell us the block and the floor and we plan around its rules, then clear it exactly as we would a house.

Because a space clearance empties the whole space, including the heavy and awkward things at the back, and leaves it swept. That usually works out better value than collecting the contents a pile at a time. Junk removal suits a one-off load you have already pulled out and gathered together.

Not on its own, but garden rubbish can go with a junk removal or a shed clearance: broken furniture, pots, an old barbecue, and bagged leaves and prunings in reasonable amounts. Anything bigger, such as a garden's worth of green waste, soil or hedge cuttings, is better handled by a skip or a dedicated garden waste service.

Send photos anyway. The services listed are the jobs we are asked for most, not a limit, and most things in a home, garden or business can go on the van. The only things to check with us first are hazardous items such as chemicals, gas bottles or anything that might contain asbestos.