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Household Clearance

Whether after a death in the family or because a move into a care home is coming up: we clear the entire household for you – from the first review to the swept-clean handover of the flat. You don't need to accompany every step yourself.

What's included?

  • Personal initial conversation

    We calmly discuss the scope, timeframe and what matters to you about the clearance.

  • Review with sorting-out of keepsakes

    On request we set aside photos, documents, jewellery and other personal items separately, rather than disposing of them unseen.

  • Clearing the entire flat or house

    Furniture, household goods, clothing and cellar contents are fully cleared and removed.

  • Proper disposal & recovery

    What isn't kept or passed on is separated by material and disposed of in an eco-friendly way.

  • Swept-clean handover on the agreed date

    The flat is given a final rough clean and handed over on time to landlord, heirs' community or successor tenant.

Time for what really matters

A household clearance rarely comes up by choice. Most often it's about the loss of a family member, or the fact that a loved one can no longer live alone and is moving into a care facility. In both cases the situation is already difficult enough – clearing the flat shouldn't become an extra burden on top. We take on the physical and organisational work, so you can focus on what really matters right now: family, saying goodbye, the next step.

We're aware that a household often holds more than furniture and objects. That's why we proceed thoughtfully, set aside keepsakes and documents separately on request, and agree every step with you beforehand. At the same time, we make sure deadlines are met, for example when a flat needs to be returned to the landlord by a certain date – reliably, and without you needing to be on site multiple times.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. After a joint appointment where we discuss what should be kept, we can also carry out the clearance independently. Many relatives find this a relief, especially during this time.

On request, we set aside photos, letters, jewellery and other keepsakes separately and hand them to you before the rest of the household goods are disposed of or recovered.

First we inspect the flat or house free of charge and without obligation – happily together with you or other relatives. You then receive a fixed-price quote covering all discussed services. Once you confirm, we agree the date and handle the entire process through to the swept-clean handover to the landlord or buyer.

Well-preserved furniture, crockery or clothing doesn't have to be thrown away. By arrangement we pass it on for reuse or to charitable organisations. For items of value, a credit against the job can be agreed case by case – we discuss this openly during the inspection.

We work calmly, respectfully and without unnecessary attention towards neighbours or the building community. Our staff treat everything they find in the flat confidentially. We're happy to accommodate special requests where possible, such as particular times for the removal.

Ready to clear the space?

We'll assess the situation on site and prepare a transparent fixed-price quote – discreet and prompt.