House and flat clearance in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode (1210)

Saint-Josse also has older houses over several floors, sometimes still lived in by a single family. When one of them has to be cleared for a sale, we work level by level, from the cellar to the loft. Bulky furniture is dismantled on site and belongings are sorted as we go: donations, recycling, removal. Anything you want to keep is gathered in one room on the first day. See the full house clearance page.

In Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, most homes are flats, in blocks built close together where the van cannot always park outside the door. A flat clearance here is therefore planned ahead:

• a parking space reserved if needed (municipal notice period in the practical information);
• arrangements with the building manager or caretaker for the lift;
• furniture dismantled in the flat, carried down and loaded quickly.

A student studio, a family flat or a home to vacate after a move into a care home: see flat clearance in Brussels.

The lofts of houses and small blocks in Saint-Josse often serve as shared storage. We clear your part, bring down boxes and small furniture, and donate anything that can still be useful. Whatever you want to keep stays where you tell us. For a shared attic, a word with the neighbours before the day of the job avoids misunderstandings. See attic clearance.

In a Saint-Josse block, the cellar is often a locked storage unit at the end of a basement corridor, sometimes without lighting. Inside you find moving boxes that were never opened, tyres, dismantled furniture. We empty the unit, carry everything up to the street and sort it for recycling.

Access to the basement is agreed with you at the visit. The service is described on cellar clearance in Brussels.

In Saint-Josse, the regional service asks for bulky items to be out on the pavement before 7 am on the agreed day. If you cannot carry a mattress, a wardrobe or an appliance down yourself, we collect it from your floor. That is the idea behind our junk removal: a few items or one room, without clearing the whole home. Reusable pieces go to charities, the rest is sorted for recycling.

After a death, the flat often has to be returned to the landlord or prepared for sale. We start by separating what the family wants to keep: papers, photos, personal belongings. The rest is sorted, reusable furniture is donated, then the home is cleared. The fixed written price is given to the heirs before the job, and nothing is taken away without their agreement. See estate clearance.

Saint-Josse is a municipality of ground-floor shops and offices, particularly along Chaussée de Louvain and near Madou. Premises to hand back are cleared methodically:

• counters, shelving and furniture dismantled;
• archives, boxes and equipment sorted for recycling;
• work early in the morning or at the end of the day, 7 days a week from 7 am to 8 pm.

The fixed written price is set after the visit. More information: commercial clearance in Brussels.

Once the flat is empty, the team can sweep, vacuum and mop the floors of every room we have emptied, from the hallway to the kitchen. It is a simple clean, so you can hand a tidy home back to the landlord or show it to visitors. You request it at the visit, and it then appears on the written quote. See cleaning after a house clearance.