For families & executors
Choose one person to coordinate the practical arrangements. A shared list helps make the instructions clear for everyone involved.
Glasgow & surrounding areas
Help with a house clearance after a bereavement. You do not need every decision made before getting in touch. We can start with a conversation about the home and what matters to your family.
A residential clearance service from Dumpit Scotland.

Bereavement clearance
Clearing a loved one’s home can involve many decisions. A simple room-by-room plan helps separate the belongings your family wants to keep from the contents you are ready to have removed.
Choose one person to coordinate the practical arrangements. A shared list helps make the instructions clear for everyone involved.
Set aside photographs, letters, jewellery and documents. Leave uncertain items outside the clearance until you have decided what should happen to them.
You can discuss selected rooms or the remaining contents of the home. Agree what stays, what goes and the finish you need before booking.
Start by phone or WhatsApp with the postcode and any photographs you have. Tell us who can provide access so arrangements can be discussed.
How it works
Send photos of the rooms, larger items and access. Add your postcode and preferred date.
We discuss the contents, what stays and the practical details, then agree the scope and price.
The team carries out the agreed clearance. Confirm the finish and handover you need when booking.

A few photos are a useful place to start.
Before the clearance
Leave undecided belongings out of the agreed clearance. There is no need to make every decision during your first conversation with us.
Tell us about the propertyYour questions, answered
Every property is different. If there is something you are unsure about, just ask.
Talk to our teamStart with the things you know you want to keep: photographs, documents, jewellery and personal keepsakes. A room-by-room list can make the remaining decisions easier. You can enquire while you are still working through the contents.
No. You can ask about a partial clearance and leave agreed rooms or belongings in place. Describe what you are ready to have removed and what is still undecided before the scope is agreed.
Choose one person to coordinate the practical arrangements and share a clear list of what stays and what goes. Resolve any different instructions about individual items before including them in the clearance.
Start by phone or WhatsApp with the postcode, photographs if available and your contact details. Explain who can provide access so arrangements and communication can be discussed before booking.
Keep those items or areas outside the agreed clearance until a decision has been made. Before work starts, discuss instructions for documents, keepsakes or other uncertain belongings that may be found.
Describe the rooms, contents, access and any date you are working towards. Ask for the quote to make the scope clear, including what stays, the expected finish and any completion photographs you need.
Let’s talk about your clearance
Tell us what needs cleared, what you want to keep and where the property is. We’ll help you work out the next step.
07888 999 715Phone enquiries Monday–Saturday, 8:30am–5:30pm.
Collections by arrangement.
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You can add photos and send your message there. Prefer a conversation? Give us a call.
Help that fits your situation
Practical help with the contents.
Consideration for the people.