House clearance in Liège: quick clearance, free quote within 24 hours

An inheritance is subject to specific rules, well before any action is taken. The heirs must first agree on what is to be done with the property. No furniture must be taken out without their collective approval, as a premature withdrawal could be interpreted as tacit acceptance of the inheritance.

That is why our team always waits for this approval before planning the building works. Furthermore, we work closely with the solicitor handling the Liège case. In particular, a written inventory may be sent to them to support the division of assets.

The documents we can provide for the notary:

• Itemised invoice showing the cubic metres removed and VAT
• A brief inventory of significant objects
• Dated and signed certificate of work carried out

Consequently, this invoice remains deductible from the estate’s liabilities in Belgium, which effectively reduces the tax bill for the heirs.

Every type of property has its own constraints. For example, a flat in Liège without a lift requires specialist equipment to move heavy furniture downstairs. Our teams are familiar with the buildings in Saint-Léonard and Outremeuse, as their stairwells are often narrow.

Similarly, the cellar presents another challenge: damp damages the cardboard boxes and makes sorting more difficult. We pay particular attention to this, especially when separating salvageable items from damaged materials.

Finally, the loft sometimes holds some lovely surprises. Indeed, in 19th-century houses in Grivegnée or Cointe, you can still find wicker trunks, antique crockery or forgotten paintings.

Our teams operate in a variety of settings:

• Flats with or without a lift, including those on higher floors
• Damp cellars requiring careful sorting
• Attics with low ceilings or poor lighting

We also cover areas such as Beyne-Heusay, and tailor each quote to the actual accessibility of the property.

Businesses in Liège call on our services for a variety of reasons. Indeed, the closure of a business, the sale of a company or simply the reorganisation of an office often requires a complete clearance. Our teams handle every situation with discretion, as confidentiality is just as important as speed.

Furthermore, in the city centre, access for lorries can sometimes make organisation difficult. That is why we arrange delivery slots with the building manager before carrying out any work.

Our teams specialise in clearing out, amongst other things:

• Records and documents to be destroyed or retained
• Office furniture, movable partitions and IT equipment
• Warehouses, workshops and shops with shop windows that need protecting

Finally, in the case of former industrial warehouses, an asbestos survey remains compulsory before any clearance work can take place. We therefore work with a certified partner to ensure the site is made safe.

Our approach goes beyond simply clearing out. In fact, every item follows a specific process, designed to minimise waste. 85% of the items collected are diverted from landfill, thanks to a meticulous sorting process carried out as soon as the goods arrive on site.

Furniture in good condition is therefore donated to charities in Liège such as Terre or Les Petits Riens. Recyclable materials are then sent to approved recycling schemes in Wallonia.

These courses cover, in particular:

• Wood and metals
• Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
• Used textiles

In short, only final waste ends up in a conventional treatment centre. Furthermore, a certificate of treatment can be provided to you on request; it may be useful in demonstrating your commitment to environmental protection to the solicitor or the authorities.