House Clearance in Convoy — Every Room, One Quote
House clearance in Convoy without a skip or a permit: we load out the contents ourselves, sort them on site and take it all away.
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How big is the clearance in Convoy?
Tap the closest match, then send photos of each room for a fixed price.
Every clearance is priced from your photos. The quote covers labour, transport, sorting and disposal.
House Clearance across Convoy
Access matters on any clearance, and in Convoy the answer is simple. Because our team sorts and carries out the contents, there is no skip to place outside and no permit to arrange. Convoy has 1,702 people, sits in County Donegal under the F93 routing key, and is 10 km from Letterkenny.
Probate, landlords and family moves in Convoy
Executors and families after a death. When a house is part of an estate in Convoy, the executor or administrator usually arranges the clearance before the property is valued, sold or handed back. We agree one price and one date with them, set aside photos, papers and anything the family wants kept, and leave the house empty and swept. Grants of probate for Donegal are dealt with by the Probate Office at the Courthouse, High Road, Letterkenny.
Landlords and letting agents. Between tenants in Convoy, we clear old furniture, mattresses, appliances and the contents of sheds or garages, then sweep the rooms so the property can be let again. You can have a certificate of disposal for your file. Where a tenant has left belongings behind, confirm your position with the Residential Tenancies Board first.
Downsizing or a move into care. Clearing a family home in Convoy after decades is a big job. We work room by room, keep anything the family wants separate, and send good furniture and household items to charity where possible.
What a full clearance includes
- Every room, including the attic, the garage, the shed and the garden
- Furniture, beds, mattresses, carpets and white goods
- Sorting on site: charity, recycling and legal disposal
- Loading, transport and disposal costs, all in the one price
- A sweep through every room once the contents are out
For an apartment in Convoy, tell us the floor and whether there is a lift, so the crew size is right on the day.
What a Convoy clearance costs
| Property | Price from | Typical time on site |
|---|---|---|
| One-bed apartment | €250 | Part of a day |
| Two-bed house | €450 | One working day |
| Three-bed house | €650 | One to two days |
| Four-bed house | €850 | One to two days |
| Full house with garage or attic | €1,100 | Two days, longer if very full |
These are starting prices for Convoy. Your fixed quote depends on how much is in the property, access (stairs, lifts, parking), the crew needed and disposal costs. Items of value can be offset against the cost.
Need a different service? See skip hire in Convoy, junk removal, man with a van.
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How it works
- 1
Send photos of each room
Use the form below or WhatsApp the photos.
- 2
Get your fixed price
One price for the whole job, agreed before we start.
- 3
We clear & sweep up
Good items go to charity where possible, the rest is recycled or disposed of legally.
Get your Convoy house clearance price
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House Clearance in Convoy: your questions
How is a house clearance in Convoy priced?
Photos of each room and any garage, shed or attic let us quote one fixed figure. It includes the crew, the van, sorting and disposal, and we can offset items of value against it. In Convoy, a one-bed apartment starts from €250, a three-bed house from €650 and a full house with garage or attic from €1,100.
I'm an executor. Can you clear the family home in Convoy?
Yes. We agree the price and the date with the executor or administrator, set aside anything the family wants kept, and leave the house empty and swept. Grants of probate for Donegal are dealt with by the Probate Office at the Courthouse, High Road, Letterkenny.
What happens to photos, papers and valuables we find?
Before the clearance starts, tell us what to keep. Photos, papers, jewellery and keepsakes are separated out and handed to you before the van is loaded.
Do you do end of tenancy clearances in Convoy?
Yes. Furniture, white goods, carpets and whatever else is left go in one visit, and the property is swept afterwards. A certificate of disposal is available. Tenant belongings are a Residential Tenancies Board matter, so check that before removal.
Is a council permit needed in Convoy?
No. The only permit a clearance could need is a skip permit, and only if a skip sits on a public road or footpath. In Convoy we load directly into the van, so there is nothing to apply for from Donegal County Council.
What do you do with what you clear?
Everything is sorted on site. Items in good condition go to charity where possible, recyclables go to a licensed transfer station and the rest is disposed of legally, with paperwork available.