House & apartment clearance
Furniture, boxes, appliances, cellars, attics, garages, outbuildings and bulky items.
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An empty but dusty property shows badly. End-of-job cleaning makes it immediately presentable, for a viewing, a key handover or the arrival of the trades.
This is not a full domestic clean and we do not present it as one: it is the tidying that follows a clearance or a strip-out, once the dust from removal has settled everywhere. The aim is simple — that whoever opens the door after us sees rooms, not a building site.
Ordered alongside the clearance or strip-out, or on its own after the event.
Cleaning takes place once every room has been cleared.
Sweeping, vacuuming, then dusting of horizontal surfaces.
Removal of protective sheeting, tape and any remaining residue.
Room-by-room inspection before the keys are handed back.
No. It is an end-of-works tidy: floors, horizontal surfaces and removal residue. A deeper clean for re-letting is a separate service.
Yes, after a clearance carried out by you or by someone else, provided the rooms have genuinely been emptied.
Dusting of sills and frames is included. Cleaning the glazing itself is an option, to be specified in the quotation.
Usually straight away, on the same day. That is also the cheapest option, since the team and equipment are already on site.
Furniture, boxes, appliances, cellars, attics, garages, outbuildings and bulky items.
See the service →Organised and discreet work, with documents, keepsakes and items to retain set aside first.
See the service →Removal of non-structural interior elements to take spaces back to a clean shell before renovation.
See the service →Offices, shops, storage areas, archives, common areas and technical rooms.
See the service →Objects, furniture, metals and materials separated wherever possible to encourage reuse and recycling.
See the service →Describe the property, the access and what needs to go. We will come back to you with the right questions to pin down the price and the timing.