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Household clearance: process, costs and what property managers look for

by Mustafa TeksözPublished on 6 min read

A household clearance usually runs in four steps: a free inspection, a fixed-price offer, clearing with proper disposal, and a swept-clean handover. The costs depend on size, how full it is and the effort involved. For property managers and owners, the following is especially important: a binding fixed price, proper and lawful disposal, and an on-time, swept-clean handover, so that the flat can quickly be re-let or sold. Anyone who pays attention to these points avoids hidden costs and legal risks in disposal.

The process in four steps

  • 1. Free inspection on site or by photos
  • 2. Transparent fixed-price offer incl. disposal
  • 3. Clearing and proper disposal
  • 4. Swept-clean handover

What you have to reckon with

The costs depend on size, how full it is, the floor and the type of property. A binding fixed price is set after the free inspection.

What property managers should look for

  • A binding fixed price instead of open-ended billing
  • Proper, lawful disposal in line with the applicable regulations
  • Reliability on deadlines – important for re-letting or sale
  • A swept-clean, documented handover

Why proper disposal matters

As waste producers, owners and managers bear responsibility for proper disposal. Proper disposal in line with the applicable regulations protects against legal risks and possible fines. Disposal is shown transparently in the quote and calculated according to the agreed scope of work.

Discretion and reliability

Especially with estates or sensitive situations, discretion and a fixed contact person count. We work reliably, on time, and hand over the flat swept clean.

Frequently asked questions

Depending on size and how full it is, usually between half a day and several days. We agree the date bindingly with you.

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