End of tenancy clearance

End of tenancy clearance in London & the South East

Void periods cost more than clearances do. The whole job is turning a property around fast enough to re-let it, without falling foul of the rules on a former tenant’s belongings.

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End of tenancy clearance across London and the South East

A void costs rent every day it sits. These clearances are booked around the relet date, with photographs of the empty rooms sent the same day for the deposit file.

Every firm is checked against the Environment Agency register, insured to at least £2m, and asked for references we actually call. Your job goes to a maximum of three of them.

What a end of tenancy clearance includes

  • All labour and the vehicle
  • Licensed disposal, with a waste transfer note for your records
  • Dismantling furniture where it will not fit through the door
  • Sweeping through afterwards, left broom-clean
  • Resale value on good furniture offset against your price
  • Donation to charity of anything usable, receipts on request

End of tenancy clearance prices

PropertyTypical rangeTime on site
1-bed flat£345 – £480Half a day
2-bed house or flat£535 – £735Half to a full day
3-bed house£775 – £1,065About a day
4-bed house£1,030 – £1,420One to two days
5-bed or larger£1,335 – £1,840Two to three days

London ranges. Prices outside London typically run 8–14% lower.

Ranges are what firms typically charge. Your actual price comes from their written quotes, not from this table.

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How an end-of-tenancy clearance runs

Most are done in a day, and booked around a check-out date.

  1. 1
    Book it against the check-out, not after

    Firms can usually hold a slot for a date that has not happened yet. Waiting until the tenant has gone adds days of void to the turnaround.

  2. 2
    Inventory anything left behind

    Photograph it. A former tenant’s possessions are not automatically yours to dispose of, and the record is what protects you if it is disputed later.

  3. 3
    Clear, then clean

    Furniture, white goods, rubbish and anything abandoned. Most landlords book the deep clean at the same time so the property is photographable the same week.

  4. 4
    Paperwork for the file

    Waste transfer note, and photographs of the property empty. Both are useful if there is a deposit dispute.

What landlords should expect from the firm

Speed, evidence, and not creating a legal problem.

Next-day availability

A void week costs more than the entire clearance. Firms that work with agents keep slots for turnarounds.

Photographic evidence, before and after

Your record for the deposit scheme, and for the next tenancy.

They flag abandoned goods rather than binning them

A tenant’s belongings left behind need handling correctly. A firm that simply tips them can leave you liable.

Clearance and deep clean from one booking

Fewer handovers, and the property is ready to photograph sooner.

Invoices that work for accounts

Property address, date, itemised, VAT where applicable, so it goes straight into the file against that unit.

Three steps, no chasing

  1. 1 Tell us about the property

    Postcode, rough size, how full it is and anything awkward about the access. Ninety seconds, and photos help but are not required.

  2. 2 Up to three firms quote

    Only firms that cover London & the South East and hold a current licence see it. Fixed prices in writing, usually inside a day.

  3. 3 Pick one and book

    Message them through us, agree a date, and pay the firm directly at the price they quoted. ClearSorted costs you nothing.

Common questions

A tenant left belongings behind. Can I just throw them out?
Not safely, no. Goods left by a former tenant still belong to them, and disposing of them without following the right steps can leave you liable for their value. Photograph and inventory everything, store it, and give written notice to the last known address before disposing. If the value looks significant, take advice first.
How fast can a property be turned around?
A one or two bed flat is usually a single day to clear, plus a day for a deep clean. Booked against the check-out date rather than after it, most are re-lettable inside the same week.
How much does end of tenancy clearance cost in London?
Most end of tenancy clearance jobs in London fall between £535 and £1,420, depending on volume, access and what is left in the property. You will get fixed quotes from up to three vetted firms, free.
How quickly can it be done?
Quotes usually arrive within 24 hours and most jobs are booked inside a week. If you have a completion date or a relet, say so and we will match firms with capacity.
What happens to everything that is taken?
Good firms clear in layers: resale first, then donation, then recycling, with licensed disposal last. Ask any firm for its waste transfer note. The ones we vet produce it without fuss.
Is ClearSorted free to use?
Yes. Firms pay us a small fee when they win work. You pay the firm you choose, at the price they quoted, and nothing to us.
Do you cover the whole of London?
Yes, we work with independent clearance firms across London and the surrounding London area. Enter your postcode and we will match the closest ones.

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