High-rise move-out
Furniture, bags and appliances removed through a reserved lift and loading bay while common corridors remain clear.
Apartment towers, estates and refurbishment handovers
Stratford collections commonly combine controlled residential access with move-out or project deadlines. We check the lift, loading bay, waste type and handover time before the crew attends.

Stratford building logistics
Newer apartment developments may require concierge sign-in, lift protection, loading-bay registration and a strict collection window. Older estate blocks can use caretaker-controlled gates or designated bays. When a tenancy or refurbishment handover is close, those permissions matter as much as the number of bags.
Photograph the contents by room and separate furniture, electricals and dense project sacks. Then show the lift, corridor, gate and authorised vehicle point. State the floor, booking period and building contact. If contractors are still working, set a clear cut-off for additions so the crew does not arrive to a larger or materially different load.

Managed towers and estates
Ask the concierge, landlord or managing agent about lift size, permitted hours, protective covers and vehicle registration. Provide the correct entrance and reliable contact. The crew cannot leave a load in a corridor while waiting for a lift or discover that the vehicle is barred from the development.
Measure sofas, wardrobes and appliances against lift doors and turns. Arrange safe disconnection before collection. For a whole apartment, our flat clearance service helps organise rooms and retained landlord fixtures rather than treating everything as a single anonymous pile.
Stratford collection types
Furniture, bags and appliances removed through a reserved lift and loading bay while common corridors remain clear.
Named-room contents collected through caretaker-managed access without using communal bin areas as private storage.
Packaging, removed units and accepted debris grouped by material after contractors finish and before final inspection.
Handover planning table
| Job | Likely contents | Route evidence | Confirm before booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tower apartment | Sofa, bed, bags and appliances | Floor, lift dimensions, bay and concierge | Reserved time and protection rules |
| Estate flat | Furniture and household contents | Block, gate, lift or stairs and bay | Caretaker procedure and ownership |
| Tenancy handover | Selected contents and packaging | Room list and final access time | Retained fixtures and inspection deadline |
| Refurbishment | Units, timber, tile and packaging | Material groups, sack count and route | Contractor cut-off and dense weight |
Paint, chemicals, fuel, gas cylinders, asbestos, clinical waste and unidentified liquids must remain separate. Dense debris needs material and weight assessment.
A stable final scope
Use wide photographs for every included room, plus close views of appliances, heavy sacks and awkward furniture. Name the material inside project bags instead of calling everything rubble. Tell us whether keys must be collected, when the lift is reserved and who can approve decisions on site.
We assess accepted contents, volume, weight and labour. The authorised person confirms the final scope and receives the quote before loading. New contractor sacks, abandoned communal items or unlisted furniture are additions and must be reassessed. The collection is complete when the agreed loose contents are removed; cleaning, repairs and fixed-installation work are separate.
Set a final inventory after tenants or contractors finish.
Reserve lift, bay, gate and concierge access.
Identify household, electrical and dense project groups.
Approve the on-site quote before loading begins.
Stratford price guide
From £55
From £120
From £180
From £240
The bands are initial guides. Final pricing reflects actual volume, weight, material and labour, including lift windows, loading-bay restrictions, dismantling, floors and long internal routes. Applicable supplementary charges are explained before loading.
Tile, rubble, plaster and soil can reach a weight limit without filling the vehicle. Keep them separate and use builders clearance for accepted renovation waste rather than estimating it like furniture or packaging.
Project completion
Ask contractors to stop adding material before the photographs are taken. Separate offcuts, packaging, timber and dense debris. Fixed cabinets, connected appliances, flooring and building fabric require appropriate prior removal. Do not conceal paint, sealants, chemicals or sharp material in general bags.
For tenancy contents, empty drawers of documents and valuables and label landlord furniture that stays. Freestanding sofas, beds and wardrobes can use furniture disposal. The crew can make a practical sweep of immediate cleared areas where conditions allow, but not a professional end-of-tenancy clean.

Around Stratford
Stratford questions
Follow the building rules and confirm the time, dimensions, protection and concierge procedure before attendance.
Do not use communal facilities for a private collection without authority. Keep your load identifiable and routes clear.
They can be assessed when separated and described. Dense project material affects weight differently from household contents.
Send updated photographs. Added volume, weight or material can change crew allocation, capacity and price.
Safe plumbing and electrical disconnection must be arranged beforehand; it is not assumed within collection.
No. A practical immediate sweep may be possible, but deep cleaning, repairs and inspection are separate services.
Only through an agreed reliable arrangement. Provide the contact, permissions and return procedure before booking.
Coordinate the handover
Send the final room inventory, separated project materials, lift and bay booking, contact and deadline together.