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The composed way to clear a house
Rubbish removal is a trade that mostly shouts: cheapest, fastest, biggest lettering on the truck. We built the quiet alternative, because around here the households doing the biggest clear-outs of their lives want the opposite of a spectacle.
Why "Swept & Gone"
When a NSW house settles, the contract typically asks for it to be handed over with vacant possession, broom clean: everything gone, floors swept. We liked that a legal document and a decent tradesperson agree on what finished looks like, so we named the business after the standard and put a broom on the logo.
It's also, literally, the last thing we do on every job. The truck is loaded, and then every cleared room gets the broom before the door closes. Small ritual, whole reputation.
How we work
- Price first. One figure for the whole job, agreed at the walk-through, before anything is lifted. The model, explained.
- Date first. Most of our work is keyed to a campaign calendar: the stylist's install, the first open, settlement. We plan backwards from your date and turn up when we said.
- Quiet. Unmarked trucks, early starts, no pile on the verge, no address discussed with anyone. Plenty of the sales we work on never see a listing.
- Sorted properly. Recyclables, green waste, e-waste and metals split out and taken to a licensed transfer station. We won't decorate that with an invented percentage.
What you won't find here
No star ratings we wrote ourselves, no "trusted for 25 years" arithmetic, no guaranteed-in-60-minutes clocks. When we're new to you, we'd rather earn the trust at the walk-through: it costs nothing, the figure is fixed on the spot, and you'll know within twenty minutes whether we're the crew you want in your house. That test suits us.
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.