Duns House Clearance

NuGen is a specialist eco-friendly house clearances & junk disposal company handling both small-scale and large-scale clearance jobs, for the residents of Duns & surrounds. 


  • Pay on satisfactory completion - no upfront booking fees
  • Reliable, flexible & trustworthy 5 star service
  • Licensed, uniformed & Covid secure

Professional House Clearance Company Serving Duns & Surrounds

NuGen can help you get rid of all household items including furniture and personal effects. We can help you get rid of some bits and pieces or clear out the home of someone close to you.


You just need to book a time, and we will do the rest! There are no need to consider multiple disposal locations for different materials. We will sort it, load it up, clean up, and ship it out.


Our House Clearance Duns will meet all your needs quickly, professionally, and without fail!


We can help you get rid of one item or the entire house. We can clear out your junk from your home, flat, shed removal, garage, garden or loft. If we all take some responsibility, the environment will be better for it.


We also provide a range of commercial and office clearance solutions



Clearing your property so you Don't have to. 

How we work in three easy steps

1

Give us a call or book online to discuss your requirements and get a quote.

2

Convenient collection time that suits you, load or waste onto the vehicle and leave the area tidy and swept

3

Your house will be cleared and taken away and disposed of in the correct manner and where possible be recycled.

Testimonials

  • What areas do you cover

    We cover all of  Duns and its surrounds


    Duns the county town in Berwickshire, Scotland Borders. With its large market square, it retains the atmosphere of an old Scottish town.


    Duns's wealth and importance was based on its thriving livestock marketplace. As with many Border settlements, it had a turbulent past, which is still evident in and around the town.


    Duns Castle's grounds, which are now a bird sanctuary and park, were redeveloped around a 14th century peel tower that Robert the Bruce gave to Randolph, Earl de Moray in 1820. The Greenknowe Tower is located nearby. In Ellemford, James IV met his commanders just before the devastating Battle of Flodden (1513).


    The hill of Duns Law rises 700 feet above sea level and offers spectacular views of the Merse as well as the rich, low-lying farmlands that run out to the coast.


    Manderston House, which gives a fascinating insight into life 'upstairs and downstairs', is also worth a visit in Duns. The Jim Clark Museum, a centre dedicated to the late Formula 1 champion racing driver, is also worth a visit.


    Duns is also known to be the probable birthplace of John Duns Scotus (the great medieval philosopher who taught at Paris' University of Paris in the 14th century). In the park is a bronze statue of Duns Schotus.