There’s no way of getting around it (or so you think). Moving house/conducting a house clearance, no matter what the circumstance, can be one of the most stressful experiences of your life. Between the organisation, the manual work and the time it takes, clearing a property is difficult. Many people rope in their friends, pay them
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If you didn’t need to declutter your home before Christmas, chances are, you do now. With endless gifts, Christmas decorations, packaging etc., things can get cluttered very fast. If you’re partial to hoarding, this can make your living conditions even more cluttered, hazardous and stressful than normal. Working in the world of house clearance for
Every house clearance company operates differently. Most house clearance companies that we’re aware of, focus solely on removing unwanted items from a property and disposing of them. Not many clearance companies will offer a ‘removals’ service. This is where, if a client is moving home, the company clears the property, taking items the clients wants to keep
New to having to clear your home? Never done this before? Not sure what to look for in a house clearance team? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back. There are so many unlicensed house clearance companies and ‘Facebook fly-tippers’ out there. It can sometimes be hard to know which companies are genuinely professional and which
When you think ‘house clearance’, you may think of someone having to clear a property of a loved one who’s passed away; or someone dealing with hoarding. And whilst we do certainly help clients like this, it may surprise some to learn that these aren’t the only types of people we work with We do a
Truthfully? There’s never an ‘ideal’ time to move home. August? Too hot. March? Too cold. December? Too close to the festive season. Up there with Christmas, heading the ‘most dreaded times of year to move to a new house’ list, is the New Year. Everyone’s full, tired, back to work and a little bit fed
With the increased focus on being ‘green’ over the last few years, organisations (and individuals) such as ourselves, are trying to do their best to sustain our planet. With every house clearance that we undertake, we ensure we are always keeping the planet’s best interests at heart. As science is getting more advanced, we are continuously learning
Moving home is usually an exciting time. A new place to live, perhaps a better garden, a new location and a fresh start! It’s all going so well until you realise it’s time to start getting organised for the dreaded house move… Many people don’t know that this process doesn’t have to be that stressful. If
There are times in life when things will get on top of you. During these times, your ability to get on with daily tasks such as cleaning, removing waste etc. will seem unthinkable. This can happen if you’re suffering with burn out, have a bad work/life balance, are going through a bereavement, struggling with mental