BEREAVEMENT HOUSE CLEARANCE

1. This process can be difficult, but it is important to remember that it is also a necessary step in healing.
2. Take your time. This is a difficult task, and you don't need to rush it.
3. Ask for help. If you have friends or family members who are able to help, ask them for help.
4. Make a plan. Know what you need to do and when you need to do it. This will help you stay organized and avoid getting overwhelmed.
5. Create a timeline. This can help you keep track of what has been done and what still needs to be done.
6. Delegate tasks. Not everyone may be able to help with the cleaning, but they may be able to do other tasks such as sorting through the person's belongings or making funeral arrangements.
7. Don't be afraid to ask for help from professionals. If you need more help than you can get from friends and family, consider hiring a professional clearance team.
8. Take breaks. Don't try to do everything at once. Take a break when you need it and let yourself mourn the person who has died.

In the sad event that someone you know passes, it will be the responsibility of the executor, a family member or in some cases a close friend that will be required to clear the deceased property of all items and if you are given a notice period by the council, normally around 4 weeks to hand back the keys.

Your local council may offer a house clearance service for a cost, however in our experience if you are looking for a quick clearance it may not be available and leave you little time prior to any deadlines to leave the property 

Often you additional rent may be charged should the property not be cleared in time

Probate house clearance involves clearing and disposing of a deceased person's belongings through probate settlement. The process includes assessment, valuation, sorting, removal, disposal, cleaning, and final valuation. The exact procedures vary based on the property's complexity and the deceased's wishes, so working with a professional company is advisable.

If you are choosing a bereavement house clearance company to clean a house after someone has died, there are a few you need to know. First choose a company that will be respectful and professional when dealing with the family of the deceased. Second, make sure they follow any specific instructions you give them about what needs to be cleaned or what needs to be left alone. Finally, always make sure to clean the entire house, not just the parts that are visible to the family.