Deceased Estate Clearance in Solihull , Solihull

A probate house clearance usually starts once the family or executor has identified which items they wish to keep. You contact us, and James Wright or a senior team member will visit the property to provide a quote. Once agreed, our team arrives at the scheduled time to clear the house, including lofts, cellars, and outbuildings. We sort everything into categories for recycling, salvage, or disposal, leaving the property swept and tidy.

Yes. As a legal requirement under UK waste duty of care, we provide a Waste Transfer Note for all materials removed from the property. This document is essential for your records, especially when dealing with solicitors or the HMRC during the probate process, as it confirms the items were disposed of through official, licensed channels.

We make every effort to recycle or salvage items from every deceased estate clearance. We don't believe in sending everything to landfill. We assess furniture and household goods to see if they can be reused or broken down for material recycling. This approach is better for the environment and often more cost-effective for the estate.

We specialise in Birmingham’s traditional building stock. Our team is very used to the narrow "tunnels" and shared rear access common in Birmingham and Wolverhampton, Lozells, and Erdington. We use manual loading techniques to move furniture and waste safely through these tight spaces, avoiding the need for skips which often won't fit or require expensive highway permits.

You don't need to be present if you don't want to be. Many families find the process of clearing a loved one's home emotional. We can arrange to collect keys from a neighbour, solicitor, or estate agent. We will keep you updated throughout the day and send photos once the work is completed to make sure you are happy with the results.