Furniture disposal with your move.
Clearing items that will not be making the move? Discuss disposal as part of your moving plan, with the items and access agreed in advance.
Separate what goes from what stays.
Send photographs and a list of unwanted furniture or household items before moving day. We’ll confirm the handling scope, suitability and any separate charges. Label disposal items clearly so they are not confused with belongings going to your new home.
Do not include hazardous waste or assume every material can be collected. Tell us exactly what you need removed so the appropriate arrangement can be confirmed.
- Photographs and a list of unwanted items
- Dimensions and access for bulky furniture
- Separation from items that are moving
- Confirmation of accepted materials
- Agreed collection scope and charges
Make room for what comes next.
Decide what stays
Separate the items you are keeping, giving away and disposing of. Mark disposal items clearly to avoid confusion during collection.
Photograph each item
Send clear photos and dimensions of bulky furniture. Tell us about stairs, narrow doorways or any dismantling needed for removal.
Confirm the collection
Agree which items can be accepted and the separate handling or disposal charges. Keep the collection route clear and do not add unassessed materials to the load.
Keep disposal separate from the belongings you are moving.
When requesting furniture disposal with your move, send a separate item list. We assess what can be accepted, how it can be removed and the collection scope before you book.
Identify unwanted furniture
Send photographs and dimensions of each unwanted sofa, bed, cabinet or other household item. Tell us if dismantling is needed. Suitability and acceptance must be confirmed for the specific items; a moving booking does not include every type of waste.
Check the removal route
Show stairs, narrow corridors and lift access. Keep the route clear and confirm any building collection restrictions. Do not leave items in a shared area expecting the crew to collect them without an agreed arrangement.
Separate and label the load
Mark items for disposal and review them with the crew before collection. Keep anything for donation or delivery on a different list. Confirm disposal and handling charges separately from the household moving quote.
Your move-related disposal questions.
Can you remove furniture during my house move?
Send a separate list of unwanted items with your moving enquiry. We will confirm which items can be collected and whether the disposal arrangement can be combined with your move.
Do you accept every type of waste?
No. Acceptance depends on the material and handling required. Do not include hazardous substances, leaking containers or unidentified waste; describe the items before arranging collection.
How is disposal priced?
The items, size, weight, dismantling and collection access affect the scope. Send photos for an assessment and confirm any disposal charges separately from the items being moved.
Can unwanted furniture and moving items be collected together?
Discuss both lists when requesting the quote. The crew needs to know which items go to the new property and which are for disposal. Label them separately and confirm the lists before collection; combining the visit does not automatically include disposal charges.
Do I need to dismantle furniture before removal?
Send photos, dimensions and the removal route first. Tell us whether the furniture is fixed to a wall or contains glass. Agree who will dismantle it and which tasks are included. Do not disconnect fixed wiring or plumbing as part of ordinary furniture preparation.
Tell us what needs moving.
Share your items, locations and preferred date. Review the scope before booking.