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House clearance – the DIY safe way

If you’ve decided to carry out your own home clearance, then there a number of factors you’ll need to consider. A property clearance entails heavy lifting of items like boxes, furniture, electrical items like fridges and sometimes even carpeting or plasterboard! So it’s imperative if you are going to go done the DIY clearance path that you take every precaution to safeguard your health as well as the environment when disposing of you unwanted junk! So why do people make such a big fuss over lifting or carrying boxes? Well the answer is that by lifting or carrying a heavy item can cause severe injury to your back or knees, some that can become chronic and leave you with permanent damage! Also you might want to consider what good you’ll be to yourself or anyone if you put your back out during your first day of the home clearance! Your do-it-yourself plan will go straight out the window and you’ll have no choice but to call in a professional clearance company to take care of th…

How to Handle Your DIY Home Renovations

Small or major, home renovations always involve a lot of stress and money. In most of the cases, reality and expectations don’t align. You can at least save yourself living with an expensive decoration disaster for the rest of your life. Okay, that was exaggerated. You can still repair your DIY mistake, but it won’t be cheap. Take renovation seriously. Be sure that you know what you are getting into and prepare for hard work and some compromises. Have a Clear Vision You probably spent hours imagining the dream room. You are full with ideas, but executing them is a whole other story. Before undertaking any big steps, you need to think it thoroughly. Take time to make a plan. There is no need to rush, unless you are dealing with a bathroom or a kitchen. Look at the internet for useful tips and techniques. You should also research for a professional clearance company that will dispose the old appliances or will remove the waste from the renovation. Settle these things, before in…

Advice for an effective DIY flat clearance

A flat clearance can differ somewhat from a house clearance, mainly due to the fact that flats are not as easily accessible as houses, which have a direct ground floor entranceway and can really facilitate furniture disposal without the hassle of narrow stairways or small lifts! For a swift and easy property clearance, flats are not ideal, but when waste removal is necessary, ways will be found to ensure an effective process is performed, particularly by a seasoned and well trained clearing company! Remember the process of organisation and deciding what you want to keep and what you want to bin, is the same no matter whether you’re carrying out a house clearance or office clearance. Have all your items ready to go before the clearance professionals arrive, to cut down on time and thus costs of completing your rubbish removal! So if you live in a top floor flat that’s only accessible via a narrow staircase, you’ll need to find a company that is up to the job of flat cleara…