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Cellar Clearance in Brussels
Professional cellar clearing - Free quote within 2 hours
Your Cellar Clearance Expert
Professional Cellar Clearance Service in Brussels
AAB Brocanteur specializes in cellar clearance in Brussels. Our team is experienced with difficult conditions: damp cellars, heavy items, narrow access points.
- Experts in damp cellars
- Heavy item removal
- Narrow access no problem
Your Questions
FAQ - Cellar Clearance in Brussels
How much does a cellar clearance in Brussels cost?
The price depends on the surface area, volume of items, accessibility and presence of valuable items to buy back. For a standard 20-30m² cellar, expect between €250 and €700. Buying back items can significantly reduce this cost. We always provide a free and detailed quote after a visit.
My cellar is very damp, is that a problem?
No, not at all. We are accustomed to the damp cellars typical of Brussels. Our team uses appropriate gloves and protection to handle wet or mouldy items. We know that some items may be stuck to the floor or to each other - we handle this without any problem. Dampness is not an obstacle for us.
The staircase to my cellar is very narrow, can you intervene?
Yes, absolutely. We regularly work in cellars with difficult access: steep and narrow stairs, low doors, angled corridors. Our team is experienced in manoeuvring bulky items in these confined spaces. We use adapted carrying techniques and specialised equipment (straps, foldable trolleys).
How long does it take to clear a cellar?
For a small, lightly cluttered cellar: 2-3 hours. A medium cellar: 4-6 hours (half a day). A large, heavily loaded cellar: 1 full day. Factors that influence duration include: volume of items, their weight, accessibility, and presence of items to dismantle. We give you a precise estimate during the quote.
What do you do with the items removed?
We practise selective sorting: valuable items are bought back, items in good condition are donated to associations (Petits Riens, Red Cross), recyclable materials (metals, plastics, wood) are taken to appropriate sorting centres, and only real waste goes to authorised landfill. Systematic ecological approach.
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