Find a local Tasker to help you with clearance in West Midlands

We have three office chairs that need collecting and removing from our office building. The office has lifts.

I need to clear furnitures from a 2 bedroom house. Dresser, tables etc

Remove and dispose 2 seater sofa Tv / side table Small dining table Hall table Side table Various framed prints 2 drawer filing cabinet 2 dining chairs

need 3 office sofas and two desks removing and disposing of

The Loft is in need of clearance and removals

its a 6ft wardrobe that needs to get in the attic and its currently stuck upstairs in a bedroom just a 10 min job

Change to previous task as I have now visited property and needs more than I thought. I have a house needing cleared of some furniture, single mattress and some rubbish - items pictured. Happy to discuss price and flexible with day. I don’t have a large budget. Some items are upstairs and in a loft (ladder)

Moving and need items taking out my attic and put outside

I need all of the items in my loft bringing downstairs into the lounge

Help moving Car Parts & bits out of one shipping container & putting the Parts I am keeping into another shipping container

Create loft access (fold away stairs) and loft boarding.

Move this to attic spare room

Sofa needs moving from ground level to loft room

Clearance of flat. Mattress, sofa, dining table, 4 chairs couple of small tables.

1x single bed 1x single mattresses 2x chest of drawers dismantled 1 small kids wardrobe dismantled 2x 2 seater sofas 1x washing machine Boxes of toys Stairs: At pickup

URGENT TASK, NEEDED TODAY!!! I have 2 heavy boxes and one small one from IKEA that I’d like to be moved up to the attic floor.

Man with van to help with House clearance

Half a single garage area to clear. Has some usable and saleable items - eg pol table, dog cage, tools

I'm moving to another city and need help assembling and packing boxes. It's a full 2-bedroom flat and needs all packing up ready for movers on 22/06. Hoping someone can help 🙏🏼💗

1. Measure First: Before you move anything, measure the couch’s dimensions (length, height, depth) and compare them with the dimensions of doorways, hallways, stairs, and elevators along the route. This ensures the couch can fit through without forcing it. 2. Clear the Path: Remove any obstacles like rugs, furniture, or décor items that may block the path. Open all doors fully and, if necessary, take doors off their hinges to create more space. 3. Protect the Couch and Home: Wrap the couch in moving blankets or old sheets to prevent scratches and scuffs. Use plastic wrap or stretch wrap to secure loose cushions and protect fabric. Consider placing cardboard or towels on walls and door frames to prevent damage during tight maneuvers. 4. Get Help: Couches are bulky and often heavy, so you’ll need at least one other person to help. Communicate clearly with your partner and move slowly to stay coordinated. If stairs or tight spaces are involved, having a third person can help guide from one end. 5. Use Proper Lifting Techniques: Lift with your legs, not your back. Keep your back straight and bend at the knees. Use furniture straps or a dolly if the couch is especially heavy. When going up or down stairs, the person on the lower end should support most of the weight. 6. Tilt Strategically: Many couches won’t fit through doorways or around corners in a horizontal position. Try standing the couch on one end and “hooking” it through the doorway in an L-shape. Remove legs or cushions if necessary to reduce size. 7. Load Securely: If moving the couch to a vehicle, make sure it’s secured properly to prevent shifting in transit. Use straps and padding to keep it in place. 8. Reverse the Process: Once at your destination, reverse the process carefully. Reassemble any removed parts and check for damage. Moving a couch is easier with preparation, teamwork, and patience.