End of Tenancy Clearance in Solihull

End-of-tenancy clearance sits between a house move and a landlord void. The tenant needs the property emptied to the inventory standard; the landlord needs it empty enough to clean and re-let. The leftover sofa in the second bedroom is how the two sides usually meet.

We work for tenants who want to leave cleanly, and for agents who have been left with goods after the keys came back.

If you are the tenant

Take what you are keeping first. Then list what remains: bed, sofa, white goods you own, loft leftovers, shed contents. A clearance booked before checkout is cheaper than arguing about goods left in situ.

We do not clean to inventory standard. If you need a professional clean, book that separately after the rooms are empty.

If you are the agent or landlord

Confirm you have the right to dispose of what is left. Then treat it as a landlord clearance. Solihull Council’s bulky service is a household collection and, in the council’s own terms, is not for landlords clearing rented properties.

Common leftovers

• Beds and mattresses that were never going to the next flat
• Sofas bought for the tenancy
• Half-used kitchenware and cleaning products
• Loft or balcony storage
• Broken garden furniture

Timing

Checkout appointments are often mid-morning. We can usually work the day before. If you only have the morning of handover, say so — a small flat is realistic; a full house plus garage may not be.

Request a quote with the checkout date in the description.