Deceased estate clearance across Melbourne
Full house clearances and deceased estate rubbish removal, handled slowly and respectfully. Valuables set aside for the family, and we can work directly with the executor, solicitor or agent.
Dealing with the estate of a loved one is never easy. Our deceased estate removal service is carried out with the utmost care, sensitivity, and respect. We understand this is a difficult time, and we aim to make the process as stress-free as possible.
Our experienced team will carefully clear the entire property, room by room. We take the time to separate items that may be donated to charity from those that need to be disposed of, ensuring nothing of value is accidentally discarded.
We coordinate with real estate agents, solicitors, and family members to schedule the clearance at a time that works for everyone. From furniture and personal belongings to appliances, clothing, and general household items - we take care of everything.
What's Included
Clearing a parent's or relative's home is one of the harder jobs a family ever has to organise, and it usually arrives at the worst possible time. We handle deceased estate clearance across Melbourne - the full house clearance, room by room, at whatever pace the family needs.
Whether you need a complete estate clearance before a sale, a deceased estate rubbish removal after the family has taken what they want, or simply a careful clean-up of what is left behind, we do the lifting and the sorting. Nothing that looks personal or valuable goes in the truck.
We clear estates right across the city, and most often through the bayside and inner-south suburbs - Brighton, Black Rock, Albert Park, Middle Park, Port Melbourne, Chelsea and Aspendale - as well as the eastern suburbs and everywhere in between. If a solicitor, executor or agent is managing the property, we can deal with them directly and keep the family out of the logistics entirely.
How an estate clearance works with us
House clearances, start to finish
A full house clearance is different from a rubbish removal. There is no skip on the nature strip and no crew working through the place at speed. We start where the family wants us to start, work one room at a time, and keep going until the property is empty and clean.
That includes the parts people dread: the shed that has not been opened in fifteen years, the garage full of tools, the wardrobes, the roof space, the garden. We take furniture, whitegoods, clothing, bedding, kitchenware, books, paperwork, garden waste and general household rubbish - and we leave the rooms swept and ready for photographs, an inspection or a settlement.
If the estate is only partly cleared, that is fine too. Plenty of families take what they want first and call us for everything that is left. Tell us what is staying and we work around it.
The things that matter do not get thrown
Families tell us their biggest fear is a keepsake ending up in the truck. Our crews clear estates every week, and they are trained to stop and set aside:
Everything set aside is handed directly back to the family or the executor.
Who we work with
Whatever can be donated, is. Usable furniture, clothing and household goods go to charity rather than landfill - around 80% of what we collect is donated or recycled. It matters to us, and we know it often matters to the family.
Common questions from families
If you are at the earlier stage and still working out what happens when, our step-by-step guide to clearing a deceased estate in Victoria covers the order things need to happen in, when you can legally start, and how to handle valuables and paperwork. There is no obligation to call us at the end of it.
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