NORTHAMPTON & SURROUNDING AREAS
Probate and bereavement house clearance
Clearing a property after someone has died can involve practical decisions alongside personal ones. We help families, executors and property professionals arrange clearances with care.
Help with the practical task
You may be preparing a property for sale, dealing with a tenancy or arranging removal once decisions about belongings have been made. Tell us whether a full or partial clearance is required.
Agree what should stay
Identify family photographs, documents and possessions to retain before the clearance. Agree one main contact for instructions.
Items of obvious sentimental or financial value found during a clearance are kept separate and brought to your attention.
Assessment, quote and arrangements
Share the location, contents, access and any deadline. We discuss the scope and arrange a visit where needed before agreeing the written quote.
Agree retained items, access and the expected finish. Cleaning or delivery of selected belongings can be arranged as additional services.
Coordinating from elsewhere
We can work through an authorised agent, arrange keys and supply completion photographs. Tell us who is instructing the work and who should receive updates.
Reuse and costs
We aim to keep useful items in circulation through reuse, donation and recycling. At least 90% of contents removed follow those routes.
Questions about probate & bereavement clearance
Can you clear just part of the property?
Yes. Agree the rooms and belongings involved and what must remain.
Can you work with a solicitor or estate agent?
Yes. Explain who has authority to instruct the job and the coordination required.
How soon can work take place?
The existing service normally offers clearance within 48 hours, subject to the job and availability. Tell us about any completion deadline.
LET’S MAKE A PLAN
A clearer space starts with a conversation.
Tell us about the property, the contents and your preferred dates. We will explain the next steps.
