Estate clearance is a sensitive and demanding situation. We handle the entire process for you — apartment, basement and storage cleared completely. Usable items are recycled or donated. Free on-site visit across Uusimaa.
We serve Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Kerava, Järvenpää, Tuusula, Porvoo and the wider Uusimaa region.
Estate clearance is a sensitive and demanding task. We handle the entire process professionally and respectfully — clearing the property, taking items to recycling or donation, and leaving the space in clean condition. We serve the entire Uusimaa region.
Free on-site visit and quote
Full clearance including basement and storage units
Usable items are recycled or donated
Flexible scheduling arranged with the family
Free on-site visit and quote
Full clearance including basement and storage units
Usable items are recycled or donated
Flexible scheduling arranged with the family
When is an estate clearance needed?
An estate clearance becomes necessary when a home has to be handed back to a landlord, sold, or passed on to heirs. In rented accommodation the timetable is often tight: the notice period dictates when the property must be empty, and the family cannot always take care of it themselves.
Many people postpone the clearance because the task feels heavy. That is understandable — this is not simply a question of belongings, but of a loved one's home. We handle the work calmly and respectfully, and can move at whatever pace suits the family.
How an estate clearance proceeds
It starts with a phone call or an enquiry form. We usually come to see the property within 1–3 working days, and the visit is always free and carries no obligation. During the visit we go through together what will be kept, what will be donated and what will be recycled.
After the visit you receive a fixed price that does not change while the work is carried out. Once the quote is accepted we agree a clearance day. In a typical apartment the clearance itself takes one working day, and we handle everything from carrying to recycling.
Clearing a typical two- or three-room apartment takes one working day. A larger home, or one with a great deal of accumulated belongings, may run into a second day — we give you that estimate during the visit so the schedule is known in advance.
Get in touch by phone or through the form
Free on-site visit within 1–3 working days
A fixed quote that does not change
An agreed clearance day
Sorting, recycling and proper disposal
Final cleaning for handover if you want it
Estate clearance — frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions
We usually come within 1–3 working days of your enquiry. The visit is always free and carries no obligation. In urgent cases — for example when a tenancy is ending shortly — we aim to come sooner; call us directly on 045 645 4033.
The price depends on the size of the property, the volume of belongings and the location. Practical factors matter too: whether the building has a lift, how far it is to the vehicle, and whether there are items needing special handling such as a piano or a safe. We do not guess at a price over the phone — we come and look, then give a fixed price that does not change while the work is carried out.
Clearing a typical two- or three-room apartment takes one working day. A larger home, or one with a great deal of accumulated belongings, may run into a second day. We give you that estimate during the visit so the schedule is known in advance.
Usable furniture, clothing and household goods go to charity or recycling wherever possible. Appliances and electronics are taken to proper electrical waste recycling, and the rest is sorted and delivered to a recycling centre. If you would like particular items to go to a specific organisation, we can arrange that.
Yes. We always agree in advance what should be looked for and what is kept — nothing is disposed of without permission. If you are not sure exactly what is in the property, we can set aside documents, photographs and personal items in a separate box for the family to go through, so important paperwork is not lost.
The property of an estate belongs jointly to all its beneficiaries, so the clearance and the disposal of belongings are best agreed between all the heirs before work begins. We recommend nominating one person as the contact, who is either present on the day or reachable by phone.
Yes. We offer a final clean during the same visit, leaving the property ready for handover so the family does not need to return separately. If the home is going on the market, a clean and empty space also presents far better in photographs and at viewings. We will tell you during the visit what it would cost.
In rented accommodation the timetable comes from the tenancy agreement and the property must be left ready for handover, so a final clean is effectively always needed. In an owned property there is usually more time. We also clear rooms in care homes and sheltered housing, and remove individual pieces of furniture if a full clearance is not needed.
The deceased's property is recorded in the estate inventory deed, so many estates wait for it before disposing of belongings. In practice the timetable is often driven by the tenancy agreement. We recommend agreeing this between all the beneficiaries and, if needed, checking with the estate administrator or a lawyer — we do not advise on inheritance law, we carry out the work as agreed.
We also handle spaces with heavy clutter, odours or other conditions needing special cleaning. Tell us when you get in touch even if it feels awkward — it is not new to us, and knowing means we bring the right protective equipment and allow enough time. The price is agreed after the on-site visit as usual.
In practice the work is the same — emptying a property, sorting the contents and handling recycling. An estate clearance specifically refers to clearing the home of someone who has died, which usually means agreeing beforehand with the heirs what is kept, and handling documents and personal items with care. A house clearance is the same service without that context.
