House and flat clearance in Uccle (1180)

A house in Uccle often means many rooms, a cellar, an attic, a garage and a garden. Clearing a villa is prepared like a small house move:

• a visit of the whole house, from basement to loft, to estimate the volume;
• identifying the furniture and belongings the family wants to keep;
• large furniture dismantled and loaded from the driveway or the street;
• continuous sorting between donations to charities, recycling and removal.

Depending on the size of the house, the job may take several days; the duration is stated with the written price. See full house clearance.

Uccle also has many flats, often in residential buildings with a lift and cellars. When a parent moves into a care home or a property is sold, we clear the flat, its cellar and sometimes its garage, with the building manager's agreement for using the lift. Furniture is dismantled inside, and the common areas are respected on the way down. More information: flat clearance in Brussels.

In Uccle's large houses, the lofts often hold family furniture, trunks, books and personal archives. We clear them while taking time to sort: things of sentimental value are set aside, what can be used is donated, the rest comes down and goes for recycling. If access is narrow, furniture is dismantled upstairs. You can be there during the sorting or simply leave us a list. See attic clearance.

Beneath an Uccle villa, the basement often combines cellar, laundry, boiler room and workshop. We clear it room by room: tools, shelves, jars, old appliances. What can be recycled is separated, and the floor is swept at the end. Metal, wood and cardboard are taken out separately for recycling. A basement can be cleared on its own or as part of a whole-house clearance. See cellar clearance in Brussels.

Uccle gardens sometimes collect as much as the houses: a shed full of tools, worn garden furniture, pots, wood, old bikes in the garage. This partial clearance does not require clearing the house.

• we load from the garden or the garage;
• you have nothing to put out on the pavement;
• reusable items are donated, the rest is sorted for recycling.

For a small load, the free Bruxelles-Propreté collection may be enough (see the practical information). Otherwise: junk and garden clearance.

Clearing a parent's house in Uccle is often a long process, because the house is large and full of memories. We move forward with the family, room by room. Documents, photos, jewellery and mementoes are gathered before anything is removed; the heirs then decide what is donated, kept or taken away.

The fixed written price, given before the job, makes sharing the costs easier, and the date can follow the sale timetable. See estate clearance after a death.

Practices set up in a house, offices, small local shops: in Uccle we also clear business premises. Furniture, archives and equipment are dismantled, sorted and removed at a time that suits you, 7 days a week from 7 am to 8 pm. The visit is free and the price is fixed in writing before we start, so the cost of vacating the premises is known in advance. See commercial clearance.

When the villa or flat is empty, the team can sweep, vacuum and mop the emptied rooms. This simple clean leaves the property tidy for viewings or the key handover. In a large villa, the team goes through each emptied room in turn, from the top floor down. Mention it during the visit and it will appear on the written quote. See cleaning after a house clearance.