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Choose what belongs in your brief.

Removal, dismantling, clearance and appropriate disposal. New fixtures and replacement work have their own HAUSE destinations. This is a starting list, not a package, fixed price or promised combination of providers. Your home and the responsible trades determine the final scope.

• Whole-home contents clearance — Plan an authorized household clearance with retained items and room-by-room boundaries recorded.
• Single-room clear-out — Clear unwanted contents from a defined room while protecting what stays.
• Basement contents removal — Remove agreed basement items with stairs, moisture and carrying routes reviewed.
• Garage clear-out — Clear unwanted garage contents with hazardous and restricted materials identified separately.
• Attic contents removal — Remove accessible stored contents after access and material conditions are assessed.

Connect the dependencies.

Keep sentimental items, identity records, keys and valuables separate before collection. Agree what stays, what goes, how it leaves and where it ends up. A useful removal quote includes protection, separation, hauling and the final condition of the space.

Record the condition before work, who owns preparation and how the area will be handed to the next provider. Ask for written approval before any change to cost or scope.