End-of-tenancy clearance
Remove the agreed unwanted contents and waste. Identify retained furniture, fittings and appliances before work begins.
End-of-tenancy and landlord property clearances for agreed unwanted contents, furniture and waste. Based in Lytham St Annes, working across Lancashire and travelling for projects.
If a rental property has been left with unwanted contents, the next stage often depends on getting those rooms cleared. We can assess selected items or a full property, including garages and outside storage.
Tell Joe whether you need the property cleared for viewings, a new tenancy, sale or refurbishment. The condition and quantity of contents, access and material types all affect the quote.
Please confirm you are entitled to arrange removal of the items before booking. We agree the clearance work with the person managing the property.
Remove the agreed unwanted contents and waste. Identify retained furniture, fittings and appliances before work begins.
If the renovation includes kitchens, bathrooms, wall finishes or ceilings, discuss our separate back-to-brick and strip-out service.
For waste generated by ongoing works around our local collection area, send photos of the materials and loading access.
A few clear photographs and the property postcode are a useful start. Larger jobs may need a site visit.
Let us know about bulky furniture, fridges, upholstered items or anything that may need separate handling. If there is a fixed deadline, mention it at the start so we can discuss availability rather than assume an immediate booking.
What affects the clearance price? ↗Yes. Partial clearances and storage areas can be included in an agreed scope.
The clearance quote covers the agreed removal work. Any cleaning, repair or strip-out work needs to be discussed and included explicitly rather than assumed.
Send photographs and the postcode and tell us how access can be arranged. We can discuss the practical details with your nominated contact.
Tell us the property postcode, what needs doing and your timescale. We’ll discuss the next step, whether that’s a quote from photos or a visit.