House and flat clearance in Forest (1190)

Forest's townhouses, around Altitude Cent or Duden Park, are spread over several levels, with a cellar and an attic. Clearing them takes method: we start at the top, dismantle large wardrobes on site and bring everything down the stairs, protecting the banister and the steps. The municipality itself describes its terrain as very steep, so the slope of the street is taken into account when positioning the van. Typical situations: selling the family home, moving to a flat, moving into a care home. See house clearance in Brussels.

Forest also has many flats, in apartment buildings or in older houses that have been divided up. We dismantle furniture inside the home, bring it down by the stairs or the lift and clear the private cellar if needed. End of a lease, a sale or a relative's home: the price is fixed and in writing before the job. See flat clearance.

In a multi-storey Forest house, the attic is right at the top, sometimes up a narrower staircase than the rest. It often holds old furniture, trunks, paintings, toys and boxes of papers. We clear the attic first during a full house clearance, or on its own if you simply want the space back. Everything is sorted on site: keepsakes set aside, useful items donated, wood and cardboard recycled. See attic clearance.

Cellars in Forest houses often have several rooms: a former boiler room, a storeroom, a DIY corner. They collect tools, jars, old bikes, wood and scrap metal. We clear every room and carry everything up the cellar stairs, which are often steep. Sorting separates metal and wood from the rest for recycling. An empty cellar also makes viewings easier when you sell. See cellar clearance in Brussels.

For an armchair, a wardrobe or the contents of a yard, there is no need to clear the whole house. We take away only what you show us. Forest has two regional Recyparks, and the municipality runs a collection for people over 65 or with reduced mobility (see the practical information). Without a vehicle, or for a larger load, we take care of it. See junk removal.

After a death, clearing a multi-storey house is a long task. We do it with the family, at the pace that suits them: photos, letters and precious items are gathered before anything else. Then come donations, recycling and removal. The fixed written price is given to the heirs before the work begins. See estate clearance.

High-street shops, workshops, offices: when a lease ends or a business closes, we clear furniture, stock and broken equipment, then leave the premises free. Large pieces are dismantled where possible, and anything reusable is offered to charities. If you are still trading, we plan the job around your opening hours. VAT invoice, hours from 7 am to 8 pm, 7 days a week. See commercial clearance.

An emptied house always leaves dust and small debris behind. If you ask, we sweep, vacuum and mop each emptied room, from the ground floor to the bedrooms; the cellar and attic are swept. The house is then tidy for a viewing or the key handover. The cleaning goes into the written quote when you request it at the visit. See cleaning after a house clearance.