House Clearance in Dubai

Who this service is for

• Tenants at the end of a lease with a handover inspection booked
• People relocating out of the UAE on a fixed departure date
• Landlords and agents preparing a unit for the next tenant
• Families clearing a property after a bereavement or a long absence

What we remove

• Every room of furniture, including built-in units where they are being removed
• White goods and kitchen appliances
• Store cupboard, maid's room and laundry room contents
• Balcony and terrace items
• Curtains, blinds, rugs and soft furnishings
• Accumulated boxes, paperwork and general clutter

How the service works

1. 1

   Walkthrough or video call

   A full clearance is hard to quote from stills. A short video walking through each room, including storage, gives us an accurate picture.

2. 2

   We agree the date and the sequence

   We work back from your handover or flight date, and confirm what has to be out first.

3. 3

   We clear room by room

   Working in a fixed order avoids items being missed, and lets you check each room as it is finished.

4. 4

   Final sweep

   The property is left empty and swept, ready for the cleaning team or the inspection.

What to do before we arrive

• Decide in advance what is leaving with you, and move it to one room if possible.
• Retrieve documents, passports, jewellery and keys from drawers and safes before the day.
• Check high cupboards, the store room and the balcony store, which are where things get missed.
• Confirm your building's move-out permit requirements early. Some need several days' notice.

Building and access considerations

A full clearance moves far more volume than a single collection, so lift access governs the whole schedule. In towers we normally need the service lift booked for a block of time, not a single slot, and some buildings will only issue that against a move-out permit and a cleared service charge account. In villa communities the constraint is usually vehicle access and permitted working hours rather than lifts.

Where your items go

A clearance produces mixed loads: furniture, electricals, textiles and general household waste in the same job. We separate the load as we work so each part can go to an appropriate facility, and we confirm the destinations with you on the day. If your landlord or building management requires proof of disposal, tell us at booking.

What affects the price

We quote per job rather than from a fixed list, because two collections of the same item can be very different pieces of work. These are the factors that move the number:

• Property size and how full it actually is, which are not the same thing
• Number of vehicle loads required
• Floor level, lift access and the length of the carry to the vehicle
• Dismantling of built-in wardrobes or fixed units
• Deadline pressure, where a clearance has to run outside normal permitted hours

Send photos and we will give you a figure before anyone is booked in, so there is no negotiating on your doorstep.

Why customers use us for this

• We plan backwards from your handover date rather than quoting a vague window.
• Room-by-room order means you can sign off each space as it is finished.
• One team clears, loads and sweeps, so there is no gap between contractors.

Questions we are asked about house clearance