Replacing larger household items
List old furniture individually and state whether replacements will arrive before or after the proposed collection. Mention storage beds, reclining chairs and other pieces whose weight is not obvious in photographs. Timing must be confirmed before you plan deliveries around it.
Combining indoor and garage waste
Use two sets of photographs if items are stored in different places. Explain if the garage contains tools, electrical equipment or liquids. Include the carrying distance and avoid assuming a garage door opens fully without checking.
A replacement bed can leave several pieces behind
For an Eden Park bedroom refresh, count the mattress, base, headboard and any drawers you want removed. A storage bed may contain belongings even after the bedding has been packed. Say whether the base is in sections and whether the frame is still assembled. The enquiry should describe what is left after you have chosen what to keep, rather than treating a replacement purchase as an instruction to clear everything associated with the old bed.
Decide where to keep furniture between appointments
If the delivery of a replacement and the collection of the old piece are separate, explain any limits on safe storage inside the property. Avoid making access harder by placing new packaging in the exit route. Where garage space is being used temporarily, show which contents are permanent storage and which belong to the current furniture enquiry. Dates should be agreed before you depend on one appointment making room for the other.