Waste Guide

How to Clear a Whole House

Short version: furniture, carpets and clutter all go in, a few items carry a surcharge, and clearances take more space than people expect.

Postcode Checker Check if we cover your area

Your Options, Honestly

Three ways to clear a house. The right one depends on how much is worth keeping.

  • Charity Collection

    • Cost: Free
    • Effort: Low — they come to you
    • Handles: Furniture in resaleable condition
    • Best for: sofas, beds and white goods worth passing on. Most want fire labels intact [ASSUMPTION: confirm].

    Worth a call before you skip anything decent.

  • Tip Runs

    • Cost: Free, plus fuel and your weekend
    • Effort: High — load, drive, queue, repeat
    • Handles: A boot-load per trip
    • Best for: a single room. A full house is 10+ runs, and that is before the awkward stuff.

Which Skip Size?

Clearances are all volume and no weight, so bigger is nearly always right.

Fridges, freezers and mattresses carry a surcharge — ring us before you load them [ASSUMPTION: confirm current charges].

What Counts as House Clearance Waste?

In It Goes

  • Furniture, carpets and general household clutter
  • Wardrobes, beds and flat-pack that has given up
  • Kitchenware, books, toys and bagged bric-a-brac
  • Curtains, bedding and clothes past donating
  • Garden furniture and shed contents

Not These

  • Fridges, freezers and TVs — these carry a surcharge, ring us first
  • Mattresses — surcharge applies [ASSUMPTION: confirm]
  • Paint, oil and other hazardous liquids — council hazardous waste service

How It Works for This Job

  1. Pick Your Size

    4-yarder for a flat, 8-yarder for a full house.

    View skip sizes
  2. Book It

    Phone or online — driveway drop needs no permit.

    Book a skip
  3. Load It

    Heavy and flat at the bottom, bag the small stuff, fill the gaps.

  4. We Collect & Recycle

    Metal, wood and textiles get sorted at the transfer station [ASSUMPTION — confirm].

    90% Waste Recycled

House Clearance Questions