Loft Clearance in Solihull

Lofts collect the things a house is not ready to decide about. In a Solihull family home that can mean decades of boxes, Christmas decorations, old cots, suitcases and paperwork. The loft is also where people find documents they did not know were still in the house.

That last point matters. If the loft belongs to a probate or bereavement property, look through boxes for papers and photographs before we start. We can wait.

What we take from a loft

• Boxed household goods and clothing
• Suitcases and stored bedding
• Dismantled furniture that will fit through the hatch
• Books, toys and seasonal items
• Light leftover building materials that are safe to handle

Pianos, large wardrobes and anything that will not pass the hatch stay unless they can be dismantled safely.

Access and safety

We need a stable way up — usually your loft ladder or ours if the hatch allows. Boarded lofts are straightforward. Unboarded joists are slower and sometimes not safe to work. Tell us if the hatch is on a landing, above the stairs, or in a bedroom.

Older houses in Olton, Knowle and Solihull town often have smaller hatches than later estates in Monkspath or Dickens Heath. That changes how long the job takes, not whether we can help.

Combining with other rooms

Loft-only jobs are common. Combining loft and garage clearance is common too, especially before a sale. If most of the house is also going, book a full house clearance and include the loft in the description.