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At Compare My Move, we can match you with up to 6 bereavement house clearance companies locally and nationally.
We understand this can be a difficult time, that’s why all of our partners have Public Liability insurance and a waste carriers license to give you extra peace of mind. All our clearance companies must pass our verification process, meaning they’re verified by us and reviewed by you.
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Why should you get a removal quote?
How does bereavement house clearance work?
After losing a loved one, clearing out their home might be the last thing on your mind. Our insured and verified house clearance companies can help with this emotional and difficult task.
Once you've discussed your requirements, your chosen house clearance company will arrive at the property and carry out the clearance in a compassionate and respectful way.
Let them know beforehand of any sentimental or valuable items you want to keep, then they'll know which items to dispose or donate. Any valuable items can be used to pay towards the house clearance.
Waste carriers license
Ask them for their waste carriers license number and check this against the Environment Agency. This will mean they’re a licensed professional and can safely carry out your house clearance.
Do I have to be present for the clearance?
It's entirely up to you if you'd like to be there for the house clearance.
It can be upsetting to see your loved one's belongings again, so there is no pressure to be present. Our licensed and insured house clearance companies can take care of all the hard work for you.
Depending on the situation, the house clearance company can liaise with your solicitor to arrange key pickup. Alternatively, the company can plan to pick up the keys from a neighbour, relative or estate agent.
Why should you get a removal quote?
Who pays for house clearance after death?
House clearance costs are typically covered by the deceased’s estate. If there is a will, the executor will have to cover the cost. If there is no will, it falls to the administrator.
If there are any valuable assets left in the estate, the company will use this to offset the cost of the clearance. If there are no or not enough valuables to cover this, then the executor will have to pay.
To save money on house clearance costs, we recommend comparing up to 6 quotes with Compare My Move.
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