Cellar, Attic and Garage Clearance in Brussels

A targeted clearance, without emptying the whole property

Cellars, attics and garages are often the spaces where items pile up longest without ever really being sorted: tools, stored-away furniture, moving boxes never reopened, unusable bikes, seasonal decorations. Unlike clearing a full house or apartment, this service can cover just one of these spaces, or all three combined if your property requires it.

The principle stays the same regardless of the volume: we examine what's there, identify what can be bought back, then remove the rest through the appropriate channels. A free quote is drawn up beforehand, based on the actual volume and access conditions.

These ancillary spaces are also the ones people put off the longest: unlike a living room, a cellar or attic doesn't “get in the way” day to day, until the day a sale, an estate settlement or renovation work requires putting them back in order quickly. It's precisely in this kind of situation that a targeted intervention, without mobilising the whole house, makes the most sense.

When this service makes sense

• Vaulted cellar cluttered for decades
• Attic to be cleared before renovation work
• Garage turned into storage over the years
• Forgotten items discovered during an estate settlement
• Preparing a property before it's put up for sale
• Restoring a shared space before renting it out
• Box or parking space cluttered with furniture or boxes
• Cellar to be cleared before an inspection or technical control

Two cellars of the same size can require very different amounts of time: it's the volume actually piled up, not the square footage, that determines the scale of the job. Access also plays a direct role — a cellar accessible from the street empties faster than an attic reachable only via a hatch and a ladder, or an underground garage served by a narrow ramp.

The type of items present also matters: boxes and light furniture are handled faster than bulky furniture, rubble or heavy equipment. Since every situation is different, the precise estimate is always based on your actual case — see our prices and pricing factors page or our article on the duration of a cellar or attic clearance.

Every Brussels property has its own quirks: a vaulted cellar with a narrow staircase, an attic reached via a hatch, an underground garage in a building with a syndic, a shared parking box. We take this into account when organising the intervention — suitable equipment, time slot, parking the vehicle nearby.

On your side, it's enough to decide in advance what you want to keep and to let us know about anything particular (restricted access, co-ownership hours, fragile items). The rest of the organisation is taken care of on the day of the intervention.

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