Clearance services
House clearance in Croydon
Clearing a home often means making plenty of small decisions before anything is moved. Send us an overview of the rooms and the items you want removed, along with your postcode. We can assess a full or part clearance and discuss the next step with you.
Start with the rooms you want cleared
You do not need to have everything in one pile to start the conversation. Photograph each room from the doorway, then add a closer picture of bulky items or anything that is difficult to see. Explain whether you are clearing the whole room or only selected contents.
Include cupboards, a loft or other storage spaces if they are part of the job. A photograph of the visible floor does not show what is behind a door or stored overhead. Tell us about those spaces so the assessment reflects the work you actually need.
Keep the things that matter separate
Identify anything that must remain before arranging the clearance. Personal papers, keys, family photographs and belongings belonging to somebody else are worth checking first. If you are managing the clearance for someone else, explain who can give instructions and who will provide access.
For a bereavement or an estate clearance, our probate clearance information focuses on the practical decisions around belongings and access. For a heavily accumulated property, the hoarder clearance page explains what to share for an initial assessment.
Show the route out of the property
Let us know the floor level, stairs or lift, and any narrow doorways. A photo of the route from the rooms to the collection point can be as useful as a photo of the waste itself. Mention a carry through the house, a shared entrance or limits on when someone can let the team in.
Smaller jobs can be assessed from photos. Larger or more complex work may need a visit. Collection arrangements follow the assessment and agreement of the work and price; sending an enquiry does not reserve a collection.
Questions about house clearance
Can you clear only part of a house?
Yes. House clearance includes part clearances. Show the items you want removed and make clear what needs to stay.
What should I send if I cannot visit the property?
Explain who has access and what you know about the contents. Our team can discuss what information or a visit is needed before the job can be assessed.
Does loft clearance belong here?
Yes. Explain what is in the loft and how it is reached. Access and the amount stored need assessment before collection is agreed.
From first photo to clear space
A straightforward next step
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Send the photos
Show the waste, add your postcode and explain access.
Photograph what needs to go. -
Agree the job
Our team assesses the work and agrees the scope and price with you.
Get your quote on WhatsApp. -
Arrange collection
Confirm the arrangements, then pay on the day when the work is done.
Our team takes care of the loading.
Start with a photo
What would you like cleared?
Show us what needs to go. Add your postcode and tell us about access.
We reply within 10 minutes.
Clearance from £80