What we do

Professional house clearance for full properties, probate, bereavement and substantial part-house clearances. Established since 2014.

Bereavement house clearance

Clearing the home of a family member following a bereavement can be both emotional and overwhelming. Our experienced team provides a respectful, discreet and organised service, taking the time to understand what needs to be kept, reused, donated or removed. We aim to make the practical side of the clearance as straightforward as possible during a difficult time.

Probate House Clearance

We regularly work with families, executors and those responsible for dealing with an estate. We can clear the complete property, work around items that need to remain, and help organise the contents through resale, charity, recycling and licensed disposal. Clear quotations are provided before the work begins, giving you one less thing to worry about during the probate process.

Full & Part House Clearances

From complete properties to substantial part-house clearances, we manage the process from start to finish. Contents are carefully assessed and separated rather than simply treated as waste. Items with resale value can be taken into account when preparing your quotation, while suitable belongings are directed towards reuse, charity or recycling wherever practical.

Reuse & Charitable Donation

We believe useful items should be given another life wherever possible. Since 2014, Noah’s Ark House Clearance has donated more than £100,000 worth of reusable furniture, household goods and other items to charitable organisations.

What can be reused varies from property to property, but our aim is always to divert suitable items away from unnecessary disposal.

Responsible Clearance & Disposal

Items that cannot be resold, reused or donated are separated into the appropriate recycling and licensed commercial waste streams. We work to minimise unnecessary disposal and ensure the remaining waste from each clearance is handled responsibly and in accordance with the appropriate requirements.