End of tenancy and landlord clearances in Newbury
For an end of tenancy or landlord clearance in Newbury, send us a few photos and we price the whole job up front, then carry everything out from inside so you don't lift a thing.
- A few quick questions
- A price from your photos
- No obligation
Handing back a property is easier when the rooms are empty. Whether the tenant has left things behind or you are clearing before a new let, here is what to check and how to get it all gone in one go.
Handback checklist for landlords, agents and tenants
- Walk every room, cupboard and wardrobe
- Check the loft, garage, shed and garden
- Separate your own items from anything left behind
- Note large pieces like beds, sofas and appliances
- Take photos of each room before anything moves
- Keep meter readings and keys to hand
- Look for hazardous items such as paint and gas bottles
What these clearances often look like
Photos customers sent with their quote requests: the kind of jobs we take on.
Left behind items and who deals with them
Tenants often leave sofas, mattresses, wardrobes, white goods and bags of rubbish. Agents and landlords then have to clear them before the next let.
If you are a tenant, clear everything that is yours before the handback date. If you are a landlord or agent, photograph what remains so the job is clear before you book.
For larger jobs, see our house clearance page. For a few bulky items, furniture and appliance removal may fit better.
How big end of tenancy jobs come in
A quarter of a van
A mattress, a chair, a few bags of rubbish
Half a van
A bed and wardrobe, boxes, a small table
Three-quarters of a van
Sofa, bed, fridge, boxes and bags from several rooms
A full van
Every room, plus loft, garage or garden leftovers
Getting a property ready for handback
Do
- Take dated photos of the rooms
- Check outbuildings and the loft
- Check any waste carrier is registered with the Environment Agency
- Tell us about stairs or awkward access in your photos
Don't
- Leave rubbish for the next person to find
- Mix tenant belongings with bags to be thrown away
- Hand over waste to anyone who can't show a carrier registration
- Wait until the last day to arrange a clearance
Clearing a let from start to finish
Step 1
Walk the property
Go room by room and note what has to go.
Step 2
Take your photos
Snap each room and any large items so the job is clear.
Step 3
Agree the price
You see the price before we start, based on your photos.
Step 4
We empty it
We carry everything out from inside, in one visit.
End of tenancy clearance questions
Is there a limit on how many items you take?
No. We do the whole job in one visit, with no limit on items. Send photos of everything you want gone so the price covers it.
Do I need to be there?
Tell us about access when you send your photos. We carry everything out from inside, so you don't lift a thing.
Can an agent or landlord book for a tenant's property?
Yes. Anyone handling the handback can send photos and get a price up front. Just make clear which items are to be cleared.
What if I only have a few bulky items?
Send photos anyway. For garden, loft or garage leftovers, see garage, shed and loft clearance.
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Where we work
Based in Newbury, and out to the towns around it. Every postcode listed is in our area.
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Rather we took it away?
Send a photo and we'll price it before we come.
- A few quick questions
- A price from your photos
- No obligation