A clearer plan for a substantial job
Prices tied to volume
You can relate the expected price to the van space your contents require.
Whole-property capacity
Our two vans can double up when one load won't be enough for the clearance.
Rooms agreed in advance
We confirm whether garages, gardens and other spaces form part of the job.
Clear part or all of the property
A house clearance may involve one crowded room, several bulky items, or most of a property's contents. We remove furniture, beds, appliances, fridges and general household waste, with the job assessed by volume and the number of van loads needed. Photographs help us see how much vehicle space to allow before we arrive in Newton Abbot. We also ask which rooms are included and whether the garage or garden forms part of the job. This keeps the agreed clearance clear when several people are involved in preparing or handing over the property.


Understand the load and likely price
A full long-wheelbase high-top van of mixed waste costs £500. A larger house clearance needing three or four loads will typically cost £1,500 to £2,000. The final scope depends on the volume as well as practical details such as stairs, parking, bulky items and the carrying route to our vans. Once we've reviewed your photographs and access information, we can estimate the required capacity. We then load the agreed contents, remove them, and provide the relevant waste documentation.
Frequently asked questions
What does a £500 full van price cover?
The £500 figure applies to a full long-wheelbase high-top van of mixed waste. We still need to know what the load contains, as the item type, weight, and access affect how we plan the clearance and confirm its scope.
How can I help you estimate the number of loads?
Send us clear photographs of each included room and list large items such as beds, sofas, fridges, and appliances. Tell us about packed cupboards, garages, or garden waste so we can assess the whole volume.
Can you clear a property with difficult access?
Tell us about stairs, floor levels, narrow doors, limited parking, and long carrying distances before we quote. We'll use those details to decide how many people and how much van capacity the job may need.

