Full House Clearance
A full house clearance means every room is cleared — from the loft to the garage — leaving the property empty and ready for its next stage, whether that's a sale, a new tenancy, or simply a fresh start.
What's included
A full clearance covers every room in the property, including bedrooms, living areas, kitchen, bathroom, hallways, and any garage, shed, loft or outbuilding on the site. We remove furniture, appliances, boxed and loose belongings, and general household items. Fixtures that are part of the building itself are left in place unless you've asked us to remove specific items, such as an old bathroom suite or fitted units being replaced. Before we start, we talk through what's staying and what's going, so nothing is removed by mistake. Larger or unusual items — pianos, sheds full of tools, garden equipment — are all things we can normally take, but it helps to mention them when you get in touch so we can plan properly for the day. Once the clearance is finished, we do a final walk-through with you (or leave the property in the agreed condition if you're not able to attend) so you can see the rooms have been cleared as discussed.
Who this is for
Full house clearances suit a wide range of situations: moving to a new home and leaving nothing behind, downsizing into a smaller property, clearing a house after a sale has completed, or preparing a rental property to go back on the market. We also carry out full clearances for families dealing with a relative's home, and for executors handling a property as part of probate. Whatever the reason, you don't need to have a full inventory ready before contacting us — a rough sense of the property's size (number of bedrooms, whether there's a garage or loft) is enough to get started, and we can refine the details once we've spoken or seen some photos.
How it works
Getting a full house clearance underway starts with a call, a message, or the quote form on this site. Tell us the size of the property and roughly what needs to be cleared, and where possible send a few photos — this helps us give you a more accurate quote without needing to visit first. Once you're happy with the quote, we agree a date that works for you. On the day, our team works through the property systematically, room by room, loading everything for removal. For larger properties this may take more than a day, which we'll flag clearly at the quote stage so there are no surprises. Access arrangements — keys, parking, any restrictions on the property — are agreed in advance. Throughout, our aim is to keep the process calm and predictable: you'll know what's happening and when, without needing to manage the details yourself.
Things to know
It's worth deciding in advance whether any items should be set aside — for family members, for sale, or for donation — since it's much easier to separate these out before the clearance begins rather than during it. If the property still has utilities connected, that's not something we handle, so it's worth checking separately that services are managed appropriately around the clearance date. Access matters too: if there's limited parking, narrow stairs, or other constraints, letting us know beforehand means the day runs more smoothly. [Details on how items are handled after collection — reuse, donation, recycling, and disposal — will be added here once our exact process is confirmed.] We're happy to answer any of these practical questions when you get in touch, and there's no obligation to go ahead once you've had a quote.
Common questions
Do you clear the whole property in one visit?
Most full clearances are completed in a single visit; larger properties may take longer, which we'll agree with you in advance.
Do you remove fixtures like kitchens or bathrooms?
Only if you ask us to. Fitted items are left in place unless you specifically want them removed as part of the job.
Can I keep some items back?
Yes — just let us know what's staying before we start, or set those items aside in a separate room or area.
Do you need to see the property before quoting?
Not always. A description and a few photos are often enough for a free quote, though we can arrange a visit if that's easier.