Old furniture and boards stacked by a terraced house, ready for the van

House clearance in Fulham.

House clearance in Fulham, SW6, room by room. You tell us what stays, and we carry the rest down through tall, narrow terraces and shared mansion block stairs, then load it on streets where parking rarely helps.

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HOUSE CLEARANCE IN FULHAM

Clearing a house in SW6 is mostly a stairs problem.

A Fulham terrace goes up, and lately it goes down as well. Plenty have a loft room added and some have a basement dug out underneath, so a house that looks like two floors from the pavement can turn out to be four. Everything comes down the same staircase and out through the same front door, and that sets the time and the price far more than the number of rooms does.

We start by agreeing what stays. Walk us round, or send a video going room by room and point at anything you want kept. Paperwork, photographs and jewellery are what get lost in a rush, so if someone has died or moved into care, take those out first if you can. Anything like that we come across gets put to one side for you.

Then we go from the top. The loft comes first, so nothing gets carried past a finished room twice. We work down floor by floor and finish with the basement, the cellar and whatever’s at the back of the garden. You don’t need to sort, bag or move a thing before we arrive.

If you have a good piece of furniture, get it looked at before we come. There’s still an antiques trade around the New King’s Road and Lillie Road, and we’d rather you got the money than saw it go on the van. Other usable items go for reuse where we can place them. Wood, metal and cardboard are separated as we load, and the rest goes to licensed sites under our waste carrier number, CBDU425022.

Flats ask different questions. In a mansion block the issue is the shared stairs and a lift that may hold two people and a suitcase. In the managed blocks at Imperial Wharf and Sands End, it’s the concierge, the loading bay and the managing agent’s rules. Tell us the building and we’ll ask the right things before we book you in.

WHAT WE DO IN FULHAM

When you might need a house clearance in SW6.

The reason changes how we work, so tell us which one you’re dealing with.

  • After a bereavement

    We go at the family’s pace, and keepsakes and paperwork are put to one side.

  • Selling the house

    Emptied before the sale goes through, so you hand over a clean, empty property.

  • Downsizing from a family terrace

    Whatever won’t fit in the new place, cleared once the removal firm has gone.

  • Moving into care

    Cleared when the family is ready, with what’s going to the new room kept apart.

  • End of tenancy

    Belongings left behind, cleared for landlords and agents before the inventory check.

  • Before a loft or basement build

    Rooms emptied so the builders can start on day one.

  • Mansion flats

    Several rooms cleared down shared stairs, or through a small lift a few loads at a time.

  • Lofts and cellars

    The spaces nobody has opened in years, cleared as part of the same job.

WHERE WE WORK

House clearance across Fulham.

Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover all of Hammersmith & Fulham.

  • SW6

    Parsons Green & the Peterborough Estate

    Tall red-brick terraces, often with a loft room or a basement added.

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    Munster Village

    Terraced streets where the loft conversion is usually the hardest floor to empty.

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    Sands End

    Managed blocks with booked lifts, and older family streets near South Park.

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    Fulham Broadway

    Mansion flats and flats over shops, with shared stairs on the way out.

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    Bishop’s Park & Fulham Palace Road

    Riverside houses on roads that get difficult on match days.

YOUR OPTIONS IN FULHAM

Doing it yourself, or paying someone: the sums in Fulham.

Most families end up using a bit of each. Here’s where each route stops working.

Start with the free routes, because they can take a lot off the job. Hammersmith & Fulham Council points residents to the British Heart Foundation and TRAID, who both collect reusable things for free, and to H&F Freegle, where you can give almost anything away to someone local. If you have a few weeks before the deadline, use them for the good stuff.

The council’s own paid collection suits a small part of a house. It charges per item, you put everything out yourself by 6am, and each piece needs a notice showing your reference number so the crew can tell it from anything dumped nearby. A mattress, base and headboard count as three items. For a whole home, that’s a lot of early mornings.

The tip works if you have a car and a free weekend. Smugglers Way is over the river in Wandsworth and you book a slot first. If you hire a van you have to tell the site in advance and show ID when you get there, and a van load gets checked at the gate.

We’re worth paying once the job is more than a few carloads, or the date can’t move. Part clearances start at £80 plus VAT, and a whole caged van, roughly a flat or a small house, starts at £350 plus VAT. A big terrace can take more than one van, and your photos will tell us that up front.

Working in Fulham
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Fulham.

  1. Completion datesGive us your date as soon as you have one, even if it might slip. Sales chains move, and a rough date helps us plan.
  2. Basement storageThings kept under a house can be damp or mouldy. Let us know, because wet boxes weigh more and take longer to bring up.
  3. Managed blocksIn Imperial Wharf and the newer Sands End blocks, ask the concierge about lift protection and loading times before you book us.
  4. Match daysRoads near Craven Cottage and Stamford Bridge are hard going on a home game. A whole-house job needs a quieter day.
  5. Parking for hoursA full clearance keeps the van outside for hours, not minutes. A visitor permit or a suspended bay makes a real difference on SW6 permit streets.
PRICING

House clearance prices in Fulham.

The same rates we charge across London. Send photos and we’ll confirm your price before we set off.

PART CLEARANCE
from£80

A few rooms, a loft or a garage.

MOST BOOKED
WHOLE CAGE
from£350

Roughly a flat or a small house’s worth.

WHOLE HOUSE
On request

Several cages, big houses or awkward access.

Our £80 minimum, waiting time, cancellation, parking and VAT are explained on the house clearance page and in our London price guide.

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FAQS

Questions about house clearance in Fulham.

Part clearances start at £80. A whole caged van starts at £350, which is about a flat or a small house. Tall terraces can need more than one van, so send photos of each floor and we’ll price it before we come. Prices are plus VAT.

Yes. People use both names. Some mean the whole property and some mean a few rooms, and we do either, so just tell us which rooms are going.

Yes, every street from Fulham Broadway down to the river. Send your postcode and we’ll confirm.

Yes. Those are usually the slowest floors, so show them in your photos and tell us about any tight stairs or a loft ladder.

Yes. Tell us which floor, whether there’s a lift and how big it is, and whether the building has rules on working hours.

Not for the whole job. You can agree what stays, hand over a key and leave us to it. We’ll keep you updated as we go.

Yes. They can go in the same visit, so the whole property is done at once.

Asbestos, chemicals, solvents, paint, oils, gas bottles and clinical waste, unless we’ve agreed it beforehand. If you’re not sure about something, send us a photo.

Whatever needs clearing, recycling or moving — we're ready to get it sorted.