3-Bed and 4-Bed House Clearance Cost in London: What You Will Pay

Three and four-bedroom houses are priced by volume, weight and crew size. This guide covers the published London ranges, what moves the quote and how to prepare.

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Clearing a 3-bedroom house in London typically costs about £680 to £1,150 for a semi-detached and £850 to £1,400 for a detached house, and a 4-bedroom family house about £1,000 to £1,700. Those are the indicative ranges on our prices page, not a fixed rate card: a licensed carrier quotes the real price for your house and access.

What a 3-bed or 4-bed house clearance costs in London

Published ranges from our prices page.

Three and four-bedroom houses are priced by volume, weight and crew size. Our prices page publishes the ranges below.

Indicative 3-bed and 4-bed house clearance prices in London (from /prices/)
PropertyPrice range (excl. VAT)Weight allowanceLoading time
3-bedroom semi-detached house£680 – £1,150Up to 1,000 kg2 – 3 hours
3-bedroom detached house£850 – £1,400Up to 1,300 kg3 hours
4-bedroom large family house£1,000 – £1,700Up to 1,800 kg3 – 5 hours

A 3-bed semi is equivalent to roughly one to one and a half full Luton van loads. A 4-bed house usually needs a three-person crew or several vehicle trips. These are indicative ranges, and the price you pay is the quote from a licensed carrier for your actual house.

What moves the price up or down

Loft, garage, garden and how full it is.

  • Outbuildings and loft. Lofts, garages, sheds and conservatories add volume. See our loft, garage and shed clearance guides.
  • Stairs and access. Multiple floors increase labour. Stairs without a lift typically add about £30 to £60 per flight for the items concerned.
  • Regulated items. Mattresses, sofas, fridges and TVs carry disposal surcharges listed on the prices page.
  • Valuable items. The asset offset described on the prices page can reduce the net cost where items have resale value.
  • Heavy or dense waste. Soil, rubble and similar materials are priced by weight, not volume.

How to prepare for a house clearance

Sort first, quote second.

  • Photograph every room, the loft, garage and garden.
  • Decide what you are keeping, and check for papers, keys and valuables.
  • Note parking, access and whether neighbours or a managing agent need warning.
  • Say if power or water is off.

Our house clearance checklist and guide to choosing a licensed company help you plan.

How the process works, start to finish

Three steps from description to collection.

Describe the job

Say what size of house it is and what must go, roughly how much there is and anything you want to keep.

Add access and timing

Mention parking, loft, garage and garden access, and your deadline.

Get a carrier quote

Post the job, compare licensed carriers' quotes and choose, with no obligation to accept.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a 3-bedroom house clearance cost in London?

Our prices page gives an indicative £680 to £1,150 for a semi-detached house and £850 to £1,400 for a detached house.

How much does a 4-bedroom house clearance cost?

An indicative £1,000 to £1,700 for a large family house.

How long does it take?

Typically 2 to 3 hours for a 3-bed semi and 3 to 5 hours for a 4-bed, depending on how full it is.

How many vans will it need?

A 3-bed semi is roughly one to one and a half Luton van loads, and a 4-bed may need several trips or a larger crew.

Does the price include the loft and garage?

Only if you tell the carrier. Post them in the job description so the quote covers them.

Can valuable items reduce the price?

Possibly. Some carriers may factor in resale value, but there is no guarantee of a discount.

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Tom Reynolds, House Clearance Content

Tom Reynolds, Clearance Pricing Content at houseclearance.co

Tom Reynolds writes about house clearance costs and the information customers need to compare quotations meaningfully. His topics include the volume and type of items being removed, labour requirements, access conditions and services that may be priced separately.