Household room clearance
Beds, sofas, wardrobes and bags listed by room with retained family or landlord items clearly labelled.
Terraced homes, garages and staged renovation clear-outs
Wandsworth collections often combine household furniture with loft, garage or project contents. We keep each group distinct and check side access, stairs and dense weights before attendance.

Wandsworth mixed-property jobs
A terraced or semi-detached home may have bedroom furniture, loft boxes, garage shelving, garden cuttings and renovation sacks ready at the same time. Combining them in one description hides the most important differences: access, density and restricted materials. A few tile sacks do not behave like a room of light furniture.
Photograph each group separately and state its starting point. Show loft stairs or hatch, internal flights, side passage, garage door and vehicle position. Count dense sacks and name their contents. If contractors are still working, agree when additions stop so the final allocation reflects the real load.

Side passages and storage access
Show the narrowest side gate, any steps and the distance from garage or garden to the street. If no external route exists, explain which rooms must be crossed. Do not bring wet, sharp or dusty material through the home merely to stage it near the entrance.
For lofts, state whether access uses fixed stairs, a fitted ladder or loose equipment and show headroom and flooring. The crew cannot assume an unsafe ladder or weak boards are usable. Our garage clearance and loft clearance information helps prepare those storage groups accurately.
Wandsworth collection groups
Beds, sofas, wardrobes and bags listed by room with retained family or landlord items clearly labelled.
Boxes, tools and freestanding shelving assessed against hatches, stairs, garage access and unknown containers.
Packaging, timber, accepted debris and green waste kept separate by material, weight and route.
Material and access matrix
| Group | Typical contents | Access evidence | Keep separate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Household rooms | Beds, wardrobes, sofa and bags | Stairs, doors and front steps | Valuables and retained items |
| Loft | Boxes, luggage and small furniture | Hatch or fixed stair, headroom and floor | Unsafe access and fixed tanks |
| Garage | Tools, shelving and stored household items | Door, drive, path and item weight | Fuel, oil, paint, batteries and cylinders |
| Project or garden | Timber, packaging, tile and cuttings | Side route, sack count and vehicle distance | Dense soil, chemicals and fixed structures |
Fuel, paint, chemicals, gas cylinders, asbestos, clinical waste and unidentified liquids must be isolated and declared. Dense debris is assessed by weight as well as volume.
A staged collection brief
Use a room list for domestic contents and separate lists for loft, garage, garden and renovation materials. Count bags, electricals and dense sacks and give furniture dimensions where stairs are tight. Ask contractors to finish adding waste before the final photographs.
We assess accepted contents, volume, weight, route and labour. The authorised person confirms the final groups and receives the quote before loading. Unidentified garage containers or newly added project sacks are not silently absorbed; they require assessment for acceptance and capacity.
Keep rooms, loft, garage, garden and project material distinct.
Show stairs, hatch, garage door, gates and side route.
Name dense materials and provide sack quantities.
Approve all presented groups and the final quote.
Wandsworth price guide
From £55
From £120
From £180
From £240
The bands support early budgeting. Final pricing reflects actual volume, weight, material and labour, including stairs, loft access, long side passages, dismantling and distance to the vehicle. Applicable supplementary charges are explained before loading.
Rubble, tile, soil and plaster may reach weight limits before the vehicle looks full. Use builders clearance for suitable renovation debris and keep it separate from furniture, packaging and green waste.
Garages and project sacks
Keep paint, fuel, oils, garden chemicals, batteries and pressurised cylinders visible. Do not open, mix or decant unknown liquids. Fixed shelving, connected equipment and building fabric require separate work. Show unsafe flooring or structural damage without entering the area.
Project sacks should be strong enough for their contents and not overloaded beyond safe handling. Sharp items need containment. For domestic rooms, empty drawers and label retained furniture. Suitable bulky pieces can use furniture disposal once route dimensions are known.

Around Wandsworth
Wandsworth questions
Yes, when each group and its route are separately photographed and included in the inventory.
Name the material and count the sacks. Dense tile or rubble affects vehicle capacity differently from packaging.
Safe access must be assessed. Show the ladder, hatch, headroom and floor; unsafe equipment cannot be assumed.
No. Keep paint, fuel, oils, chemicals, batteries and unknown containers separate and declare them.
The route can be assessed when material, surfaces and doors are shown. Keep dusty and sharp contents contained.
Fixed installations are not assumed. Provide construction details for a specific assessment.
Send updated photographs because added weight, volume and labour may change the allocation and quote.
Keep every material visible
Send separate room, loft, garage, garden and project groups with routes, sack counts and one final contact.