Chelsea has a broad mix of Georgian and Victorian homes alongside modern apartments, so furniture can build up quickly when layouts change or rooms are refreshed. In a refined, residential area like SW3, getting bulky items out promptly keeps hallways and communal areas clear.

People book furniture removal in Chelsea when they are moving between mansion blocks near King’s Road, clearing a property after a bereavement, or finishing a renovation and need the old pieces gone. End of tenancy clear-outs and decluttering before redecorating are also common in Chelsea’s sought-after streets and garden squares.

MakWaste collects single items or full loads, including sofas and armchairs, beds and mattresses, wardrobes and drawers, dining tables and chairs, desks and office furniture, bookshelves and cabinets, TV units, and garden furniture. If you also need non-furniture cleared at the same time, see Rubbish Removal in Chelsea.

On the day, our team arrives within the agreed time, confirms what is being taken, then removes items safely from the room you point out. You just need to tell us what stays and what goes, and make sure there is a clear path to the exit.

All collections are handled by a licensed waste carrier, CBDU328803, and taken to licensed facilities. We recycle or donate over 90% of what we collect, aiming to keep usable furniture in circulation rather than sending it to landfill.

Chelsea includes Art Deco and Victorian/Edwardian mansion blocks, plus Georgian and Victorian houses, so access can mean stairs, tight landings, and shared entrances. Let us know what floor the items are on and any lift access, and we will plan the right crew and loading approach.

MakWaste runs 06:00 to 23:00, 7 days a week, with same-day slots available in Chelsea when capacity allows. Call to describe what you need removed around King’s Road, Chelsea Square, or Cadogan Gardens, and we will give an estimate and a firm quote before we start, and you can also book House Clearance in Chelsea or Office Clearance in Chelsea if needed.