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House Clearance cost in Ireland
€200–€1,200 per job. Typically €500.

A house clearance in Ireland costs €200–€1,200 per job, typically around €500. The price is set by volume of waste, waste type (general, garden, builders, weee) and access for loading.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does house clearance cost in Ireland?

HOUSE CLEARANCE PRICE · PER JOB · IRELAND
Low end€200a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities
Typical€500what most people pay
High end€1,200the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin
Typical €500
€200 low€1,200 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the removal firms near you.

What moves the price

  • Volume of items to be cleared — more furniture and belongings mean more van loads, and each load adds to the disposal cost.
  • Location — a house clearance far from the nearest disposal site takes longer and costs more.
  • Size of the property — a larger house has more rooms, attic and shed space to empty, so the house clearance takes longer.
  • Type of waste — old electrics, paint and chemicals need separate disposal and cost more than general household items.

WHAT YOU GET

What a house clearance booking includes

General Household ItemsHouse clearance typically includes the removal of general household items such as furniture, appliances, and personal belongings.
Garden Waste ClearanceMany house clearance services also handle garden waste, including branches, soil, and other debris.
Attic and Basement ClearanceAttics and basements often accumulate unwanted items over the years.
specialised Waste DisposalCertain items, like electronics or hazardous materials, require specialised disposal methods.

Takes: The duration of a house clearance depends on the size of the property and the amount of clutter..

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common house clearance jobs

Full House ClearanceThis involves clearing out all unwanted items from a property, including furniture, appliances, and personal belongings.
Garden ClearanceSpecialised service focusing on removing debris, overgrown vegetation, and unwanted garden furniture or equipment.
Office ClearanceRemoving unwanted office furniture, equipment, and supplies, often during relocation or refurbishment.
Single Item RemovalFocusing on the removal of a specific item, such as a large appliance or piece of furniture.
Bereavement ClearanceSensitive service to help clear a property after a death, ensuring respectful handling of belongings.
Storage Unit ClearanceRemoving items from a storage unit, often to declutter or consolidate belongings.

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How to pay less

  • Selling or donating furniture and appliances in good condition before the house clearance reduces what is left to remove.
  • Sorting what to keep, sell and clear before the team arrives shortens the job and can lower the house clearance price.
  • Asking for the garden, attic and shed to be cleared on the same visit costs less than booking separate collections later.
  • You can ask whether usable items will be resold, as some house clearance firms reduce the price for items they can sell.

Before you book

  • Access to all areas of the property where items need to be cleared.
  • A list of items you wish to keep versus those to be removed.
  • Any necessary permissions for removing items from shared spaces or properties.
  • Clear communication regarding sensitive items or special instructions.
  • You can ask whether the clearance team is licensed to take waste away, where items end up, and whether they are insured for damage.

House Clearance cost: questions people ask

The cost of house clearance can vary based on the volume of items to be cleared, the type of items, and the location. Additional costs may arise for specialised disposal of hazardous materials or heavy items.

The duration of a house clearance depends on the size of the property and the amount of clutter. Generally, a standard clearance can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day.

For standard household items, a general clearance professional is usually sufficient. However, if there are hazardous materials or specialised equipment, it’s best to hire a qualified specialist.

Many house clearance services offer same-day availability, but this often depends on their current workload and the complexity of the job. It's advisable to contact them directly for immediate needs.

Yes, many companies offer the option to bundle house clearance with related services, such as removals or storage. This can often lead to cost savings and a more streamlined process.

Most house clearance services will not handle hazardous waste, large construction debris, or items that require special disposal methods unless specifically stated. Always check with the service provider for their specific exclusions.