Multi-room home
Beds, sofas, wardrobes and bags removed from agreed rooms while retained family or landlord items stay clearly marked.
Long-plot homes, garages and room-by-room family clearances
Streatham clearances often stretch from upper bedrooms to a garage or shed at the rear of a long garden. We record every zone and the complete carrying route before attendance.

Streatham whole-property planning
Family terraces and larger houses may hold unwanted furniture across several floors, with tools, boxes and garden items stored much further back. Some garages open to a rear access road; others can be reached only along a side passage or through the home. The route and vehicle position therefore vary even between neighbouring properties.
List bedrooms, shared rooms, loft, garage, sheds and garden separately. Photograph each group where it stands, then show gates, paths, stairs and the lawful loading point. Label retained family possessions and remove valuables. This avoids treating unseen storage as a free addition after crew and capacity are set.
Streatham clearance zones
Beds, sofas, wardrobes and bags removed from agreed rooms while retained family or landlord items stay clearly marked.
Tools, shelving and household storage separated from fuel, oil, paint, batteries and fixed equipment.
Green waste and attic boxes handled as distinct groups with paths, gates, hatch access and stairs documented.

Rear access and long gardens
Show both sides of a garage door and any rear-road restrictions. If access is through a side passage, measure its narrowest gate and note steps or low arches. For an internal route, explain which rooms and surfaces must be crossed; do not drag dusty or sharp material indoors before collection.
Loft access must also be described honestly. State whether there are fixed stairs, a fitted ladder or loose equipment and show headroom and flooring. Our garage clearance and loft clearance pages explain the evidence needed for those zones.
A family-property handover
Use a written room schedule and labels. Count bags, appliances and bulky furniture and show close photographs of dense or awkward items. Empty drawers of documents, keys, medicine and valuables. Family members should agree on stored possessions before the collection window.
We assess accepted contents, volume, weight, route and labour. One authorised person confirms every included zone and receives the quote before loading. Uncertain belongings remain. Additional garage boxes or garden sacks discovered on the day must be reassessed for time and capacity.
List rooms, loft, garage, sheds and garden groups.
Show roads, doors, paths, gates and longest carry.
Isolate liquids, batteries, cylinders and dense materials.
Approve the full scope and final quote before loading.
Garages and gardens
Do not open, combine or decant old fuel, paint, oils or chemicals. Keep batteries, gas cylinders and sharp tools separate. Show unsafe shelving or damaged floors without entering a risky structure. Fixed garage services and shed demolition are not ordinary loose collection work.
Green cuttings should stay distinct from soil, masonry and treated timber. Suitable garden contents can follow garden clearance. For the main rooms, house clearance helps coordinate retained and removed furniture across the family property.

Streatham zone matrix
| Zone | Typical contents | Access evidence | Separate before collection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main house | Beds, sofas, wardrobes and bags | Floors, stair turns and front steps | Valuables and retained possessions |
| Loft | Boxes, luggage and small furniture | Hatch or stair, headroom and flooring | Unsafe access and fixed tanks |
| Garage | Tools, shelving and household storage | Rear road or path, door and heavy items | Fuel, oil, paint, batteries and cylinders |
| Garden or shed | Cuttings, timber and outdoor furniture | Gate, surface, steps and distance | Soil, chemicals and fixed structures |
Fuel, paint, chemicals, gas cylinders, asbestos, clinical waste and unidentified liquids must stay separate. Soil, slabs and rubble require dense-load assessment.
Streatham price guide
From £55
From £120
From £180
From £240
The bands provide early guidance. Final pricing reflects actual volume, weight, material and labour, including stairs, loft access, long garden routes, garage handling, dismantling and vehicle distance. Applicable supplementary charges are explained before loading.
Soil, rubble, tile and plaster may reach weight limits quickly. Keep them separate and use builders clearance for suitable project debris rather than combining them with furniture or green waste.
Around Streatham
Streatham questions
Yes, when every zone and its access are photographed and included in the final inventory.
Photograph the road or path, both sides of the door, restrictions and the route to the loading position.
No. Keep fuel, oil, paint, chemicals, batteries and cylinders separate and declare them.
Safe access must be assessed. Show the ladder, hatch, headroom and flooring; unsafe equipment cannot be assumed.
The route can be assessed when material, doors and surfaces are shown. Keep sharp and dirty contents contained.
Fixed-structure demolition is not assumed. Describe any already dismantled accepted material separately.
Send updates because extra volume, carrying time and material may change the allocation and quote.
Survey front to rear
Send every room and storage zone, rear access, long carries, exclusions and one authorised decision-maker.