junkclearance

noun
UK /ˈdʒʌŋkˌklɪərəns/
US /ˈdʒʌŋkˌklɪrəns/

The act of taking away old things you do not want anymore.

We hired a company to do a junkclearance after cleaning out the garage.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A service that collects and disposes of unwanted household or commercial items.

The junkclearance team arrived early to empty the office.

3. The process of emptying a property of unwanted furniture and rubbish before a move.

A full junkclearance was needed before the new tenants moved in.

4. The removal of bulky waste from a site, often for a fee.

They booked a junkclearance to get rid of the old sofa and mattresses.