A short-let manager clearing one furnished flat
Separate landlord stock from the furniture you are replacing, name the one unit, and book the pieces that have to leave before the date you were given.
Junk removal,
explained.
Notes from the crews: what fits in a load, how building access works across the city, and what happens to everything after we take it.
Separate landlord stock from the furniture you are replacing, name the one unit, and book the pieces that have to leave before the date you were given.
Name each piece the person left, keep the rooms you still use out of the load, and book only the items you are allowed to send.
Put the key-return date next to the municipal confirmation. If the window is later, book the items that must be gone while you can still open the door.
Keep soaked board off the dry stack and name the drip. Ask what that route will take, then book the wet pile with the other junk once the sheets are waste.
Separate boxes that still hold something you are keeping, then book the empty ones with the other junk once they block the rooms you use.
Photograph the landings and turns, name the floor, and send the building's answer on the goods lift with the load.
Identify the grill, detach and retain every gas cylinder, empty cold ash and grease, release fixed connections, and measure the patio-to-vehicle route.
Photograph the complete structure, confirm permission, identify every anchor, and measure the largest rigid section before on-site dismantling begins.
Mark what leaves, what stays and what is on hold, then book building access so collection finishes before the apartment has to be ready.