Industries · Care and later life
Websites for estate clearance services
Sensitivity and paperwork. Families are clearing a life, not a property.
Estate clearance sits alongside probate and a property sale, usually to a deadline set by a solicitor or an agent, and is emotionally the hardest part for the family.
They need somebody who will work carefully, identify anything that matters, and provide the documentation the estate's accounts will need.
What your customers want answered
- How does it work, and do we need to be there
- How do you handle documents, photographs and personal items
- What happens to anything of value, and how is that accounted for
- Can you work to our solicitor's or agent's timetable
- What licences do you hold and what proof of disposal do we get
Set aside the paperwork, alwaysDeeds, certificates, share documents, photographs and correspondence routinely turn up in the clearance and are exactly what an executor needs. A firm that describes how it sets these aside and hands them over is solving a real problem for the person paying.
Offering to buy the contents without valuation
Families are alert to the possibility of being taken advantage of at a vulnerable moment. Transparency about how valuables are assessed, and a willingness to have items valued independently, removes the suspicion entirely.
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