Clearance by collection size
Distinguish single-item removals from full property clearance. Explain what your team can collect.
A third-floor flat with no lift can take longer than a garage of the same volume. Ask about stairs, parking and what is there before you fix a price.
Request a consultation
Distinguish single-item removals from full property clearance. Explain what your team can collect.
Quote from photos, access and estimated volume. Track accepted jobs and disposal costs by area.
A price given from ‘a house full of stuff’ is a guess. Photos, the floor, and where the van can stop change the job.
Ask whether it is furnished throughout, which floor, and if there is parking. Probate and vacant possession dates matter.
Smaller and often easier. Do not let these searches spend the full-house budget if the crew is booked on larger jobs.
Say so. Hazardous waste and builders’ rubble are different businesses. Exclude them if you are a house clearance firm.
Photos, access, estimated volume and the postcode. Track accepted jobs and the disposal cost by area. A cheap quote that loses money on the tip is not a win.
A third-floor flat with no lift can take far longer than a garage clearance of the same volume. Ask about stairs, parking and the items involved before fixing a price.
Ask about stairs, parking and items that need collecting. Price crew time and disposal before treating the lead as a suitable job.
Add Google ad spend and management fees, then divide that by the number of accepted clearances linked to those ads. Include any setup fee in a separate first-month calculation. Use the same period for spend and results, and keep repeat calls, cancellations and unfinished enquiries out of the final count.
Only for a job you can define, such as a single room you have photographed. A from-price for a whole house creates disputes.
Photos of each room, the floor of the building, and where a van can park.
Jobs accepted and completed, with disposal cost visible, not every call asking for a number.
Tell us what you want to sell, where you can travel and which enquiries are worth taking.
Request a free consultation