Guides to clearing a home in Brussels
The AAB Brocanteur guides answer the practical questions before a house clearance in Brussels: who to notify, which deadlines apply, where the furniture goes, how to book a parking space for the van. Every fact is checked against an official source, listed at the end of each guide.
- Fixed written price before the job
- Within 48 hours possible
- Insured company
List of guides
8 min readClearing a deceased parent's house in Brussels: steps, deadlines and who does what
Clearing a deceased parent's house in Brussels: the steps, legal deadlines, the notary's role, which papers to keep and when to book a house clearance.Read the guide
8 min readHow to prepare a house clearance in Brussels: the complete checklist
How to prepare a house clearance in Brussels: what to keep, key papers, WhatsApp photos, access, the syndic, van parking, the day itself and handing back keys.Read the guide
7 min readBulky waste in Brussels: collection, Recypark or clearance firm?
Bulky waste in Brussels: the free Bruxelles-Propreté pick-up, municipal collections, Recyparks, refused items, and when a junk removal firm is simpler.Read the guide
8 min readHow to reserve parking for a move or house clearance in Brussels
How to reserve parking for a removal or clearance van in Brussels: OSIRIS or your commune, lead times, steps and fees in all 19 municipalities.Read the guide
8 min readHouse clearance in Brussels: where do your furniture and belongings go?
House clearance in Brussels: where furniture, appliances, clothes and chemicals end up. Donations, reuse shops, Recupel, Recypark and Proxy Chimik.Read the guide
7 min readClearing a flat before a sale or the end of a lease in Brussels
Clearing a flat in Brussels before a sale or when your lease ends: deadlines, syndic, lift, cellar, a simple clean before the key handover, mistakes to avoid.Read the guide
Services
Our services
- Full house clearanceA whole house cleared, from cellar to attic.
- Flat and apartment clearanceStudio, flat or duplex, storage cellar included.
- Attic and loft clearanceAttics and lofts: carried down, sorted, donated.
- Cellar and basement clearanceCellars and basements: heavy items carried up.
- Junk and bulky item removalA few pieces of furniture, one room, a garage or a garden.
- Estate clearance after a deathSorting with the family, keepsakes set aside.
- Offices, shops, warehousesOffices, shops and warehouses, for example at the end of a lease.
- Cleaning after a house clearanceSimple cleaning: sweep, vacuum and mop. Broom-clean.
- What drives the priceVolume, floor, access: what the quote depends on.