House clearance services and bereavement clearance support lichfield
At Berkeley House Clearance we offer a full range of Environment Agency licenced property clearance services and specialist bereavement clearance support in Lichfield and the surrounding areas.
Whether you need to clear a home following a bereavement, declutter a garage or have furniture, antiques or other valuables that you wish to sell and need advice on how to proceed. Whatever the house clearance situation we can provide the support you need.
What we offer.
Specialist Bereavement Clearance Support.
Berkeley House Clearance has provided bereavement clearance services to customers in Lichfield and the Staffordshire areas for more than 30 years.
We can offer advice on how to proceed with your bereavement clearance and give guidance on a range of matters including:
Book a Free House Clearance Consultation in Lichfield With Berkeley House Clearances.
We offer our house clearance consultation and home visit service free to customers in all the Lichfield areas including Abbots Bromley, Alrewas, Almitage-with-Handsacre, Burntwood, Drayton Bassett, Fazeley, Fradley, Shenstone, Stonnall, Tamworth and Whittington and throughout Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, Solihull and Walsall
To find out more or to book a home visit please call and chat to Terry on 0121 384 5650 or 07973 620154.
Read about our previous work in Lichfield.
House clearance Lichfield: a case study.
- Clearance date: February 02, 2016
- Area in Lichfield: WS13
- Size of house: 3 Bedrooms, 1 Garage
- Clearance type: Full property clearance including carpet removal and disposal service.
- Time to complete job: 4 hours 30 minutes
We arrived at the property at 8am. Firstly, we removed furniture. The two double wardrobes in the bedrooms needed breaking up. When clearing a property it’s quite common to have to break up some of the larger and more bulky items of furniture. This is often the case when double glazing has made doorways narrower.
We sorted and bagged bric-a-brac, household items and personal effects. We set some items to one side ready for delivery to a local charity shop.
Finally, we removed the carpets. We rolled these up, then loaded them onto the van ready for disposal.