House and flat clearance in Berchem-Sainte-Agathe (1082)

The terraced house with a back garden is a common home in Berchem-Sainte-Agathe. Clearing one completely means dealing with the living rooms, the attic, the cellar and the outside all at once. We run the job in that order: first what you are keeping, then the dismantled furniture, then the sorting of small items and finally the garden. Typical situations include a sale once the children have left, a parent moving into a care home, or a move to a flat. See our house clearance service.

The small apartment buildings in the municipality do not always have a lift. So we dismantle beds, wardrobes and bookcases inside the flat, then carry the pieces down the stairs while protecting the walls. A studio, a two-bedroom flat or a rental between two tenants: the price stays fixed and in writing. See flat clearance in Brussels.

The attic is often where everything that was never sorted ends up: boxes of photos, old toys, mattresses, broken chairs, moving boxes that were never opened. AAB Brocanteur clears it fully or partly, as you prefer. Boxes are opened before anything is taken away, so documents and keepsakes can be found. Everything comes down the house stairs, and bulky pieces are dismantled on the spot. An empty attic is also an asset for a sale or for converting the loft. See attic clearance.

Jars, paint tins, tools, old radiators, stacked chairs: a cellar fills up quietly. We clear it on its own or with the rest of the house, separating metal, wood and other materials for recycling. In an apartment building, we use the shared access and stick to the hours set by the building manager. Paint tins are kept apart from the rest. See cellar clearance.

Many houses in 1082 have a back garden with a shed, a greenhouse or a paved yard. Over the years they collect planks, garden furniture, broken lawnmowers, pots and planters. We can clear just the outside if that is what you need, without touching the house. Bulky items go out through the house or a side passage and are loaded into the van. If you have a vehicle and only a few things, the regional Recyparks are an option (see the practical information); for a full shed, we take care of it. See junk removal.

When a Berchem house has to be cleared after a death, we begin by listening to the family: what should be kept, shared or given away. Albums, letters and official documents are gathered in separate boxes. Useful furniture goes to charities; the rest is sorted and removed. The fixed written price is given to the heirs before the work begins. See estate clearance.

A local shop near Place de l'Église, a home office, a practice: we remove furniture, unsold stock and equipment, then leave the premises free. The hours are set with you, from 7 am to 8 pm, weekends included. Anything that can be reused is offered to charities. You receive an invoice with VAT. See commercial clearance.

After a house clearance, the floors are left with dust and small debris. On request, we sweep, vacuum and mop the emptied rooms, so the house is tidy for viewings or the key handover. It is a simple clean; mention it at the visit so that it appears in the written quote. See cleaning after a house clearance.