PRICE GUIDE · REMOVALS & STORAGE · 2026–2027
Garage Clearance cost in the UK
£150–£450 per job. Typically £300.
A garage clearance costs £150–£450 in the UK, about £300 for a typical single garage. How much of the van it fills drives the price, along with heavy items such as old fridges, tyres and paint tins, how far the crew must carry things and whether you live in London.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does garage clearance cost in the UK?
| Low end | £150 | a half-full single garage with easy access |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | £300 | what most people pay |
| High end | £450 | a packed double garage with heavy items, London |
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
- How full the garage is — garage clearance is priced by the share of a van load, from a quarter to a full van
- Heavy and dense items — rubble, old engines, tyres and metal are weighed as well as measured
- Restricted waste — paint, oil, gas bottles and fridges from the garage need specialist disposal
- Access — a garage at the end of a block with no parking means a long carry to the van
- Hourly or fixed price — some garage clearance teams charge by the hour per person rather than per load
- London and the South East — clearance firms there charge more than in the North, Wales and Scotland
WHAT YOU GET
What a garage clearance booking includes
Takes: One to three hours for most single garages, and half a day for a packed double garage. Not included: Demolishing the garage itself, asbestos roof removal, and hazardous liquids beyond small amounts are priced separately — see the related guides below.
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common garage clearance jobs
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How to pay less
- Sell tools and bikes from the garage first and take paint and oil to the council tip yourself
- Break down boxes and bag small items so the garage contents pack tightly into less of the van
- Ask for a fixed price per van load rather than an open hourly rate for a large garage
Before you book
- Check the garage clearance firm's waste carrier registration and ask for a waste transfer note
- Take out anything you want to keep and mark large items that are staying in the garage
- Point out any asbestos sheeting or old chemicals, which a standard garage clearance cannot take
- Check the clearance van can park close to the garage door on the day
Garage Clearance cost: questions people ask
£150–£450, with about £300 typical for a single garage. A half-full garage with easy access costs least; a packed double garage with heavy scrap costs most.
One to three hours for most single garages. A double garage or one full of heavy items can take half a day.
Good clearance firms sort metal, wood and electricals for recycling and pass usable items to charities, which keeps disposal costs down.
Usually, yes. Adding a loft or garden to the same visit is cheaper than booking two separate van trips.
Asbestos, large amounts of oil, chemicals and gas bottles need a specialist and are not part of a standard clearance.
They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, read from published UK waste removal guides and tradespeople's answers — a national range rather than a quote. Your price depends on how full the garage is.
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