House and flat clearance in Koekelberg (1081)

Terraced houses in Koekelberg are usually cleared in one go, from the cellar to the top floor, because the property is about to be sold or let again. We start with the living rooms, carry the dismantled furniture down the stairs and finish with the outbuildings and storage spaces. Anything in good condition goes to charities; the rest is sorted for recycling. The whole process is set out on our full house clearance page.

Around the basilica and Place Simonis, a good share of homes are flats in apartment blocks. With this kind of clearance, logistics decide everything: the floor, the lift, the distance from the front door to the van. During the free visit we look at these points with you, and they are reflected in the written price.

• wardrobes and beds dismantled inside the flat;
• everything carried down by lift or stairs, with care for the common areas;
• the flat's private storage cellar cleared the same day if you ask.

From a studio to a three-bedroom flat: our flat clearance service.

In a Koekelberg house, the attic is where everything was put away “for later”: suitcases, toys, picture frames, boxes of books. We bring it all down the stairwell, sort on site what can be donated and take away the rest. You tell us what you are keeping and we leave it to one side. If the stairs are narrow, bulky pieces are taken apart upstairs first. More details on attic clearance in Brussels.

The cellar is often the fullest part of a home in Koekelberg, whether it is a storage unit in the basement of a block of flats or the cellar of a terraced house. Paint tins, bikes, shelving and damp cardboard boxes pile up there. We take everything out, separate what can be recycled and leave the floor swept.

In a block of flats, someone has to open the basement for us, you or the building manager: mention it at the visit so we can pick the right day. See also cellar clearance.

Not a whole home to clear, just a sofa, a washing machine or a cluttered courtyard? We collect these items from inside, so you do not have to put them out on the pavement. For a very small load, the free Bruxelles-Propreté collection (see the practical information) may be enough; for more, or when the date is tight, have a look at our junk removal service.

When a parent has passed away, the heirs often have to free up the home before a sale or the end of a lease. We work at your pace: photos, papers and keepsakes are set aside for the family before anything is removed, and nothing leaves without your agreement. Useful furniture is donated to charities, and the fixed written price is shared with all the heirs before the job. Find out more about estate clearance in Brussels.

A shop closing down, a small office to vacate or a stockroom to empty: we also work for businesses in Koekelberg. Furniture, shelving and archives are dismantled, sorted and removed, at a fixed written price set after the visit. We work 7 days a week from 7 am to 8 pm, so you can choose a slot that barely disturbs your activity. See our commercial clearance page.

Once the rooms are empty, the team can finish with a simple clean:

• the floors are swept;
• the remaining dust is vacuumed;
• every emptied room is mopped.

In Koekelberg this helps when a flat is about to be shown to new tenants or when the owner is waiting for the keys. Ask for it during the visit and it will then appear on the written quote. Everything is explained on the cleaning after a house clearance page.