Landlord and end-of-tenancy clearance in Newbury

Keep the handover moving

Send photographs after possession has been confirmed and identify anything owned by the landlord that must remain. Inventory notes, appliance details and clear access instructions can prevent avoidable delays.

Before former-tenant belongings are removed

Before asking us to remove belongings left by a former tenant, confirm that the tenancy or possession process has lawfully ended and that you are authorised to decide what happens to the goods. A clearance contractor cannot decide ownership or whether any notice or storage obligation has been met. If the position is disputed or unclear, take legal advice before authorising removal.

Once authority is clear, keep a brief inventory and photograph each included area before work starts. Mark landlord-owned fixtures, appliances, keys, documents and anything that must stay so the scope can be assessed without guesswork.

Common clearance needs

• Abandoned furniture and bagged household contents
• Beds, mattresses and bulky appliances
• Communal-area and parking restrictions at flats
• Sheds, balconies, cupboards and storage areas
• Fixed key-return or contractor access windows

What to send for a void-property estimate

Photographs support a non-binding estimated range. A person confirms the final scope, price and date once the contents and access are sufficiently clear.

• The full postcode and preferred key-return, cleaning or handover date
• Wide photographs of every included room, cupboard, balcony, shed or storage area
• A list of landlord-owned fixtures, appliances and other items that must remain
• Parking, stairs, lifts, communal access and key-collection arrangements
• Any mattresses, fridges, chemicals, sharps, gas cylinders or unusual waste