How Much Is A House Clearance?

Why More Stuff Can Mean Less Cost in the House Clearance Business

Many people assume that the bigger the clearance, the higher the cost. At Clear This Ltd, we know that isn’t always the case. In fact, having more items to clear can sometimes reduce the overall cost. Here’s how.

Recycling and Reuse

We operate with a zero-to-landfill policy. The more items we collect, the more opportunities we have to recycle or sell on. From furniture and household goods to clothing and electricals, much of what we remove can find a new home. This reduces disposal fees, keeping your costs lower.

Efficiency of Scale

If we’re already on-site with our vehicles and team, it’s often more efficient to clear everything at once rather than make repeat visits. Bigger clearances allow us to work in bulk, cutting down on time and transport costs.

Resale Value

Large clearances often include items with resale potential, whether that’s furniture, antiques, or everyday goods. We allow a reduction for these items ( effectively buying them from you) and then sell on through our preferred auction service.

Fair Pricing

With over 30 years of experience, our family-led team believes in transparency and value. We’ll always provide a clear quote up front, and in many cases, the more we take, the lower the average cost per item becomes.

The Clear This Ltd Difference

More stuff doesn’t have to mean more expense. By focusing on recycling, resale, and efficiency, we make larger clearances affordable, sustainable, and stress-free across Lancashire and Greater Manchester.