House and flat clearance in Watermael-Boitsfort (1170)

The houses of the Floréal and Le Logis garden cities are compact: few rooms, narrow stairs, an attic under the roof and a garden at the back. Clearing them is above all a matter of precision. Furniture is dismantled in the bedrooms to get it down the stairs, then taken out by the shortest route to the van.

• room-by-room sorting with you;
• attic, shed and garden handled in the same job;
• donations to charities for anything that can be used again.

For the roomier villas near the forest, the method is the same on a larger scale. See full house clearance.

Watermael-Boitsfort also has flats, from Place Keym to the area around the station. For a move into a care home, the end of a lease or a sale, we clear the flat and its cellar, taking the floor and the lift into account in the written price. Bulky furniture is dismantled inside the flat, and anything still usable is donated to charities. See flat clearance.

In Boitsfort houses, the attic is often low-ceilinged, reached by steep stairs or a hatch. Years of boxes, toys and occasional furniture are stored there. We clear these lofts with care: sorting on site, dismantling whatever will not fit through, carrying down by hand.

What you want to keep is set aside; the rest is donated or goes for recycling. More details on attic clearance in Brussels.

Cellars and storerooms in Watermael-Boitsfort are often used for garden equipment, jars and tools. We clear them, separate metal, wood and waste for recycling, and sweep the floor at the end of the job. You can have the cellar cleared on its own, or together with the house and the attic. Tell us at the visit which tools or jars you want to keep. The service is described on cellar clearance.

A green municipality, Watermael-Boitsfort has a great many gardens, with their sheds, greenhouses and piles of forgotten items. A garden clearance is done without touching the house:

• emptying the shed: tools, pots, garden furniture, bikes;
• bulky items removed from the garden, without going via the pavement;
• sorting for donations and recycling.

For a small load, the regional service or the Recypark on Chaussée de Wavre may be enough (see the practical information). Otherwise: junk and garden clearance.

A family home in Boitsfort is often cleared after the death of a parent who lived there for decades. We work with the heirs: papers, photos and keepsakes are gathered first, then the family says what it is keeping. The rest is donated, recycled or removed, at the fixed written price given before the job.

If there are several heirs, the visit can take place with one of them and the quote can be sent to all. See estate clearance.

A home office, a small workshop or a community space to vacate: we also clear business premises in the municipality. Furniture is dismantled, archives and equipment are sorted, then everything is removed at a time that suits you, 7 days a week from 7 am to 8 pm. The price is fixed in writing after a free visit, and reusable furniture goes to charities. See commercial clearance.

After the house has been cleared, the team can sweep, vacuum and mop the emptied rooms. It is a simple clean: the house is tidy for the key handover or the first viewings, and the attic floor gets the same treatment as the rest. Ask for it during the visit, and it then appears on the written quote. See cleaning after a house clearance.