What we handle
Clearing, Selling, Cleaning and Moving
Clearing a house, selling what has value, cleaning it afterwards and moving what is being kept — arranged in one place, at the pace the estate needs.
Island Estate Clearing handles 4 parts of the same job: clearing a property, selling the contents that carry value, cleaning and preparing the house afterwards, and running downsizing moves. Most estates across Vancouver Island, British Columbia need some combination, and arranging the parts together removes the scheduling problem an executor would otherwise carry alone.
The four parts of the job
- Clearing the houseClearing the whole contents of a house room by room — sorting, removal, donation, recycling and disposal, with a written record of what left the property.
- Selling the contentsIdentifying what in a house has resale value and finding it a buyer, with a written record of what sold for the estate file.
- Downsizing movesMoving from a family home into a smaller place or a care residence — deciding what comes, packing it, and setting up the new home.
- Cleaning and preparingThe clean after the clear — floors, carpets, kitchens, bathrooms, windows and the yard, so an emptied property is presentable rather than merely empty.
Related
- Where the work happensFour areas, and what the housing stock in each means for a clearing job.
- An executor's guide to clearing a houseThe probate timetable, the statutory fees, and why the contents need not wait.
- What household contents are worthCost drivers, sourced figures, and why no local operator publishes a price.
Clearing and preparing the contents of a family home, across Vancouver Island.
Nothing has to be sorted, identified or valued first. Send whatever is known and a walk-through can be arranged.