Clear House

Clear House provides clearance and item-removal services from King’s Norton in Birmingham, with an advertised service area of about 30 miles from its address. The company works with homes and commercial spaces, and describes its team as family-run, insured, and licensed to carry waste. Its service combines removal with an assessment of what may be reused or sold.

Residential work covers houses and flats, from a standard clearance to a full removal that includes additional areas. The Full Works option can include sheds and garages as well as the house or flat. The company says it arranges recycling or disposal of household goods and electrical items, depending on their condition and recovery options.

For businesses, Clear House offers removal of office furniture, equipment, and fixtures; clearance of factories, warehouses, and industrial units; and shop clearances covering stock, furniture, and equipment. Rubbish removal is also available. Customers can request help when changing premises or renovating a space, as well as when clearing a property after a move.

The company describes a pricing approach based on the balance between items that can be sold and those that must be disposed of. If a property contains more saleable goods than disposable items, Clear House says it may pay for the clearance; if disposable items predominate, the service is chargeable. When the two groups are equal, the company says there would be no clearance cost. The final assessment is made through a quote.

Clear House offers free, no-obligation quotes and asks customers to describe the property and scope of work so it can prepare a proposal. Its website advises using a registered waste carrier even if the customer ultimately hires another company. Clear House lists waste-carrier license number CBDU297144 and says materials are recycled whenever possible.

The company states that 97% of its clearances are recycled and presents sustainability as part of its work. The destination of each item depends on whether it can be recovered, sold, donated, recycled, or must be removed as waste. The service aims to find a responsible route for furniture and belongings while handling the loading and transport of large volumes.

The listed contact address is Ebury Road, King’s Norton, Birmingham, B30 3JJ. Clear House is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on weekends. Work takes place at the customer’s property, and the company gives an approximate 30-mile service radius from its location; customers can request a quote to check whether an address is covered.

For customers clearing a house, office, factory, shop, or flat in Birmingham and the West Midlands, Clear House brings removal and waste handling into one service. The choice between a standard clearance and Full Works lets the job fit the property, while the quote determines the cost based on volume and the share of items that can be recovered.