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Probate and bereavement clearance in Croydon

When a property needs clearing after a bereavement, the first conversation can be simple. Tell us which parts of the home need attention, what should be kept and who is arranging access. Share only the information needed to assess the practical clearance.

Decide what is ready to be cleared

You can discuss a whole property, particular rooms or a selected group of items. If family decisions about belongings are still being made, explain which areas are ready and which should be left alone.

Check papers, photographs, keys and personal belongings before confirming the clearance scope. It can help to keep retained items in a separate area and explain that arrangement to the person coordinating the job.

Keep instructions and access clear

Tell us who is authorised to instruct the clearance and who will be available to provide access. If you are arranging the job from elsewhere, explain whether a relative, representative or keyholder will be involved.

Describe the rooms and access in the same way you would for another property clearance: floor level, stairs, lift, narrow doors and the route out. Larger or more complex jobs may need a visit before the work can be agreed.

Share the practical details, at your pace

An initial message can describe the amount and the spaces involved. You do not need to send probate documents, personal histories or photographs of private papers to start an enquiry. Avoid including sensitive details in pictures of the contents.

If there is a property handover date, tell us so it can be considered during the assessment. Sending an enquiry does not confirm a collection window. The service discussed here is practical contents clearance.

Questions about probate and bereavement clearance

Do I have to clear the whole property at once?

You can enquire about a part clearance. Explain which rooms or items are ready and what must be left.

Do I need to send estate documents with my enquiry?

No documents are needed to start the practical conversation. Explain your role and share only the job and access information we need for assessment.

Can I arrange the clearance from another location?

Tell us who will provide access and who can make decisions about the contents. We can discuss the arrangements with you.

From first photo to clear space

A straightforward next step

See the full process →
  1. Send the photos

    Show the waste, add your postcode and explain access.

    Illustration of a customer photographing unwanted furniture, cardboard and bags on a driveway.
    Photograph what needs to go.
  2. Agree the job

    Our team assesses the work and agrees the scope and price with you.

    Example WhatsApp conversation with Clear It team: a customer sends a waste photo and asks how much to clear it. We reply that we will send their price over, and the customer says thank you.
    Get your quote on WhatsApp.
  3. Arrange collection

    Confirm the arrangements, then pay on the day when the work is done.

    Illustration of two clearance team members loading an armchair into a turquoise cage-bodied truck.
    Our team takes care of the loading.

Start with a photo

What would you like cleared?

Show us what needs to go. Add your postcode and tell us about access.

We reply within 10 minutes.

Clearance from £80

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