Clearance

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House or property clearance involves the removal of unwanted items from your home. This process differs from hiring a removal company because the homeowner doesn’t keep the belongings. Typically, a large number of items, often the entire contents of a home, are removed. These items are then either donated to reuse organisations or local charities. 

Valuable items may be sold online or through auction houses and antique dealers by the homeowner to offset the clearance cost. Any remaining items are taken to a waste disposal centre.

House clearances are undertaken for various reasons, the most common being after someone has passed away and entered care or in hoarding cases. Hoarding disorder, a mental health condition where a person struggles to declutter items, may necessitate a clearance.