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Presentation clearance in Mosman
A house that's been lived in properly for thirty years doesn't empty itself in a weekend. We clear it to the campaign calendar: the stylist walks into swept rooms, the photographer shoots daylight instead of clutter, and the street barely notices we came.
The moment this job begins
It usually starts with the agent's appraisal. Then a stylist is booked, a photographer after that, and suddenly there's a date with no give in it. Between now and then: the under-house that hasn't been opened since the kids left, the garage doing duty as a second attic, four bedrooms of decisions.
That's the job. You decide what stays for the campaign and what goes; we handle every part of the going. Whole house down to the picture hooks, or just the deep storage nobody photographs well.
Plenty of sales around here never see a listing, so discretion isn't a nicety, it's part of the work: an unmarked truck, an early start, and nothing sitting on the verge telling the neighbours a campaign is coming.
The week before the open
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The look
As soon as your dates firm up, we walk the house with you. Twenty minutes, every space that's going, and the price is fixed there and then. Before anything is lifted, you know the figure and it doesn't move.
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The big clear
Booked for a clear day or two before the stylist installs. We bring the crew the house needs, load room by room, split out recyclables and green waste for the licensed transfer station, and sweep as we finish each space.
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The sweep-through
Painters and trades leave their own trail. If the campaign needs it, we come back for a short final pass once they're out, so install day starts with clean floors and empty rooms.
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The open
Not our day, and that's the point. By the first Saturday there's no sign we were ever here, which is exactly how a campaign should look.
Whole house, or just the deep storage
Some vendors clear everything and style from scratch. Most keep the good bones on show and need the invisible spaces emptied: under-house, garage, attic, the third bedroom that became the store room. Both are standard jobs for us.
- Furniture that isn't part of the campaign, wardrobes to wall units
- Under-house and attic loads, carried out by hand
- Garage and shed contents, workbench to paint tins (the paint goes to the right stream, not the truck floor)
- Garden corners: old pavers, pots, the trampoline, the swing set
- Post-renovation debris once the trades are out
Asked most weeks
Can you work to a date that's already tight?
Usually, yes. Tell us the date on the enquiry and we'll be straight with you about what fits. What we won't do is promise a clock we can't hold: "same-day where we can" is an offer to move fast, not a guarantee we invent to win the job.
Do we need to be there on the day?
Only for the look, where the price is fixed and you show us what goes. On clearance day plenty of vendors hand us a key and go to work. Anything ambiguous gets set aside and photographed to you, not guessed at.
What happens to the things you take?
Sorted, not just tipped. Recyclables, metals, green waste and e-waste are split out and taken to a licensed transfer station; pieces with real life left in them are offered for reuse where we can. We won't dress that up with an invented percentage, but sorting properly is how the job is done.
Our sale is off-market. Does that change anything?
Only in our favour: it's the mode we're built for. Unmarked truck, no verge pile, early start, and we don't discuss addresses with anyone.
Tell us the date. We'll work back from it.
Send the enquiry, we'll come and look, and you'll have a fixed price before anything is lifted. Then it's loaded, swept and gone.