Clear the household contents you no longer need, from selected pieces to a larger property clearance.

A practical inventory protects belongings you are keeping and helps define the collection properly.
Arrange selected furniture or rooms without assuming the whole home must be emptied.
Provide someone who can authorise removal and identify the agreed contents.
Include every floor and outbuilding involved in the job.
Check the contents, loading requirements and price before confirmation.
Add individual furniture pieces as well as bags, boxes and loose contents.
List beds, bases, mattresses, wardrobes and drawers separately.
Name sofas, tables, chairs and storage furniture, with quantities and sizes.
Describe contents and bag sizes, including storage areas in the agreed scope.
Declare each appliance and any preparation or specialist handling needs.
Work through the address, rooms, access and complete collection quote.

Enter your postcode and contact details so the booking starts with the correct property.

Name large furniture, count bags and identify specialist items separately.

Provide keys, floor details, carrying routes and any dismantling requirements.

Allow time to check belongings and appoint a keyholder.

Review the full inventory and quote before confirming the booking.
The person booking should have permission to remove the contents and a reliable access arrangement.
Choose unwanted contents after sorting the possessions you are retaining.
Provide authorisation, an inventory and the keyholder’s collection arrangements.
Separate the clearance load from belongings moving to another property.
Check personal papers and valuables before agreeing what is to be removed.
Consider sorting time, loading effort and property access when comparing options.
Tell us about the property layout, keyholder and loading route.
An Avenham home, an Ashton terrace and a Fulwood property may have different entrances, floor layouts and loading routes. Give the full address and explain access to each room or storage space in the clearance. If removal uses a gated rear alley, arrange the key. For flats, include stair or lift details and building access times.
Agree exactly which rooms and items are included before the team arrives.
Name the person who can open the property and identify items staying behind.
Enter the complete address to check availability. Preston reference areas include:
Walk through the property room by room. Count furniture, bags and boxed contents rather than booking solely by bedroom count. Check cupboards, loft storage and outbuildings, but only include them where they form part of the agreed job. Photographs should show the full contents, including items behind furniture.
Remove personal documents, valuables and photographs before the clearance. Mark furniture staying at the property and keep the retained area separate. If several family members are involved, agree one removal list and one contact so the collection crew receives consistent instructions.
Describe the floor level of each part of the load, staircase turns and any suitable lift. Explain furniture that was assembled inside a room and may not leave intact. Do not assume a collection includes dismantling simply because a wardrobe cannot fit through the door.
For a property around Avenham, Ashton or Ribbleton, describe the practical entrance and legal loading point. Check keys for locked rear alleys or yard gates. A representative arranging the job remotely should appoint someone who can give access and identify the agreed contents on the day.
Mattresses, upholstered seating and appliances should be listed separately. Arrange appropriate disconnection for connected appliances and flag chemicals or unknown materials. A house clearance is not an assumed fixed strip-out, confidential shredding or specialist hazardous-waste service.
Choose an available collection date that gives you time to finish the inventory and check retained belongings. Keep the loading route clear without taking risks with heavy furniture. If packing or extensive sorting is needed, discuss it before booking rather than leaving it outside the agreed scope.
Review the contents, access, preparation, collection window and full price. If extra rooms or items are added, contact Scrappa to agree the change. The collection should match the inventory and conditions on which the quote was based.
Start your Preston collection quote with your postcode and review the full price after entering the items and access details.
Plan the contents and access with confidence.
Yes. List the items and rooms to be cleared and mark anything staying. The quote should represent the actual contents rather than a whole-home assumption.
Prepare a room-by-room inventory and photographs, including storage spaces. Add floors, access and dismantling needs; contact Scrappa if the online options do not describe the job accurately.
Arrange an authorised keyholder who knows the removal list and which possessions stay. Give clear access instructions and make sure permission to remove the contents is in place.
No. Identify furniture that needs dismantling before booking so the work and any charge can be agreed.
This service covers removal of the agreed contents. Do not assume cleaning, packing, sorting every cupboard or building work is included.
Check the property first and remove retained personal records, photographs and valuables. Confidential shredding is not part of this service.
Start with the property address and contents list, then check access, availability and the full quote.
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