House Clearance Services in Chester

The Clearance

Whether you need a full clearance or a partial clearance, we are fully licensed to transport waste and carry full public liability insurance.

Where possible we would firstly aim to sell the goods of which we would offset against the cost of the clearance. Secondly, we would seek local charities to make a donation. Our final solution would be to separate materials and ethically recycle. We operate a 0% landfill policy.

What We Do

On the day of the clearance, we will send a 2-man crew to the property in question and begin work.

Our crew will sweep the entire area to take away all the items which you have designated for clearing – whether to be responsibly re-used, donated or recycled.

Materials We Dispose Of

We dispose of all kinds of bulky waste and even non-hazardous junk.

This includes DIY waste, electrical appliances, furniture, builder waste and garden refuse etc.

In order to ensure safety, our company does not manage hazardous items like asbestos or biological waste.

Expert House Clearance Guide from UK Atlantis

Every person who has managed house clearance knows that it can be exhausting and time consuming so it makes perfect sense to seek out professionals who know how to handle all the details of a complete clearance.

Here are some handy tips and useful information as you think about and plan your house clearance.

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Choose your house clearance service carefully – make sure they are experienced, professional and have good reviews/testimonials. You have to start off with confidence in your service provider.

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Work out the best dates and times for your clearance – this is also a good time to know exactly which of your possessions/items you need to keep and which one you want to ‘clear’. Consider inviting a trusted friend or family member over to help you decide which items are most worth keeping and which ones you really won’t miss if you throw them away.

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Categorise items in your house and come up with a simple system for identifying each category. A coloured sticker system works well, with perhaps red for items you want to keep – letting the clearance service know they are not to touch these items. Orange could be used for items you want to sell or donate to charity. Green can be used for all items you consider rubbish, giving your clearance operators the ‘green light’ to take these items.

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Make sure everything is labelled or has a sticker.

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Try to group each sticker colour together to make the job much easier for you and for the house clearers. The more organised you are, the more painless the whole process will be.

Help with your house clearance

After planning a proper schedule for the house clearance, you need to sort out your possessions and decide what you want to keep.

Other items should be considered junk. Rubbish removal is the most important stage in the process of clearing your house. There are always some items which people like to donate or sell. You can take a basic approach towards categorising everything in your house.

Using coloured stickers can be a very good idea to categorise possessions. You can use red coloured stickers for items you don’t want to throw away, orange for selling or donations, and green for rubbish removal. Every item in your house should be labelled with these stickers.

One common mistake people commit is to manage everything themselves. If possible, you should take a second perspective from someone with objectivity. This way, you won’t keep things just because of emotional attachment.

In order to avoid any confusion, you should keep items with same coloured stickers together. Items with green stickers should be moved first. This approach will make sure rubbish removal goes smoothly. It will also allow you to make space for other items in your home.