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House Clearance and Cleaning

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We provide house clearance services throughout Scotland, including major cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and the Scottish Borders, as well as rural and suburban areas.

We handle all properties, including homes, flats, offices, warehouses, garages, and even attics. No job is too big or small for our team.

Yes, we prioritise recycling and responsible waste disposal. Wherever possible, we donate or upcycle usable items to minimise landfill waste.

Yes, we provide compassionate and discreet services for bereavement clearances and hoarded properties, ensuring the process is handled with care and respect.

We aim to complete most clearances within a day, depending on the size of the property and the amount of work required. We’ll provide a clear timeline during your booking.

Yes, we offer deep cleaning and end-of-tenancy cleaning services to leave the property spotless after the clearance is complete.

House clearance involves removing unwanted items and furniture from a property, while house cleaning focuses on cleaning and sanitizing the space. Together, they prepare the property for its next use.

A house clearance involves removing unwanted items, furniture, appliances, and personal belongings from a property. The process may include sorting, recycling, donating, or disposing of items responsibly to prepare the space for its next use.

Clearance helps declutter a property, making it clean, spacious, and ready for its next use. It also ensures responsible disposal of items, saving you time, effort, and stress.

Yes, we offer free, no-obligation quotes for all our services. We can arrange in-person assessments or remote consultations to provide an accurate estimate.

Items are sorted for recycling, donation, or responsible disposal. We handle everything with care to ensure minimal environmental impact.

Absolutely. We are fully covered by public liability insurance, which gives you peace of mind throughout the clearance process.