Norfolk Clean & Clear House Clearance FAQ'S

What Do You Clear?

Premises We Clear: Houses, Flats, Bungalows, Apartments, Single rooms, sheds, Garages, attics, Schools, Offices, Shops, warehouses, factories, doctors surgeries, churches, Hospitals and more.

Types of Clearances we cover: House Clearances , Business Clearances, End of Tenancy Clearances, Bereavement Clearances, Garden Clearances, Waste Clearances, Scrap Clearances and more.

Items we will clear: Furniture, bric-a-brac, clothing, scrap metal, household appliances, Garden waste, Rubbish, Cars, Caravans, Boats, Garden Furniture, tools, Magazines, Paper waste and more.

Items we won't Clear: dangerous chemicals, extremely hazardous waste or chemicals, asbestos or explosives.

Important! to avoid any loss or damage of any items of value, Before we come to clear any premises it is important to have all items of any value to you removed from the premises.

How Much Do You Charge Per Clearance?

We will either - arrange a time and date convenient for you to come out and have a look at the clearance job needed to be done or request the relevant info and pictures from you, we will then give you a quote.

The cost will all depend on the size of the clearance, if their are items of value or not and how much time it will take to clear.

We will do clearances free of charge if the items been removed can be resold and cover clearance costs.

Important! We will take photographs of all clearances before they are carried out showing what is to be removed, so it is very important to inform our team of any items you wish to keep or remove them before the team arrives.

What Areas Do You Cover?

We cover the whole of the UK.

What payment types do you accept?

We accept all major credit and debit card payments, bank transfers and PayPal, all of our prices are subject to VAT.

Where Does all the rubbish go?

All waste will be taken to licensed recycling centres, we take caring for our planet serious so we will always re-sell, re-use, upcycle and donate all items possible to minimise what goes into the landfill.