Which factors determine the price?
There is no off-the-peg price for a clearance: what your job costs follows from the actual work involved on site. These are the factors that decide it:
- Size of the area – square metres or number of rooms
- How full it is – low, medium, heavy or heavily cluttered (hoarder)
- Type of property – flat, cellar, attic, house or commercial premises
- The floor and whether there is a lift
- Access and approach – how close our van can get, narrow stairwells, a no-parking zone
- Quantity and type of material – bulky waste, electrical appliances, rubble or hazardous waste
- Date and urgency – clearances at short notice tie up more staff on a single day
Why there is no flat rate per square metre
Two flats with the same floor area can mean completely different amounts of work: a loosely filled cellar compartment right by the courtyard entrance is not the same as a crammed attic on the fourth floor without a lift. A flat rate that later turns out not to fit is of no help to you. So we calculate your property – and quote you a price that holds.
Up to 20% tax-deductible
The labour costs of a clearance can be deducted from tax as a household-related service at up to 20% (a maximum of €4,000 per year). The prerequisite is payment by bank transfer with a proper invoice – the tax office does not accept cash payment.
How you get to your fixed price
You do not have to calculate or estimate anything to get a price – we take care of that:
- A free inspection on site – or you send us photos via WhatsApp
- We record the area, how full it is, the floor, the access and the type of material
- You receive a binding fixed-price quote based on the agreed scope of work
- Disposal is shown transparently in the quote, no billing by the hour
A fixed price instead of billing by the hour
With hourly billing, you carry the risk if a clearance takes longer than expected. Our fixed price, by contrast, is settled before we lift a finger and holds through to the swept-clean handover – even if the day runs longer than planned. This way you know in advance what the clearance will cost, without nasty surprises at billing.