The owner of a four-bedroomed, semi-detached suburban house in Jarrow asked us to clear everything from the property so that he could move into it himself with his young family. The house had belonged to his mother who had passed away, leaving it to him in her will.
A firm of solicitors contacted us with instructions to clear a large Edwardian detached house with five bedrooms and a 50-foot garden in Blaydon. The house had been unoccupied for six months and although it was partially cleared, a considerable number of household items and some large pieces of furniture remained.
In this case, our client was moving abroad to take up a job offer in Johannesburg with an international technology firm. He and his family would be staying in South Africa for at least three years, so they had decided to rent out their house.
We were asked to clear a very large house near Longbenton by the owner of the property who had inherited it from her parents. She had already removed the personal items that she wanted to keep, but there were still numerous personal possessions, clothes and furniture.
Our client instructed us to clear a modern three-bedroomed house on the edge of Newburn. The client was a professional landlord who specialised in renting out properties to students from the nearby university. This property was currently empty because he had decided that it needed upgrading before he put it back on the rental market.
In this case, a client contacted us from South Africa through our website. His mother, who had been living alone in Pegswood for some years in the family home after the death of his father, had passed away. The house was a three-bedroomed detached property built in the 1930s with a 40-foot garden and a garage.
We were called by an estate agent based in Rothbury who was in charge of preparing a house for rent on behalf of the owner. The property was a modern semi-detached house with five bedrooms, which had been somewhat neglected over the years.
A young couple contacted us soon after they’d bought a large three-bedroom flat on the fourth floor of a converted Victorian building in Seaton Sluice. They’d purchased the flat at a reduced price because it was quite rundown and absolutely stuffed with junk.
A client called us to request the house clearance of a detached four-bedroom house in Seghill. The client and his wife were a couple whose children had left home some years previously and they’d now decided to downsize and move permanently into their holiday cottage in a nearby seaside town.
The client in this case was an estate agent who was in charge of getting the property on the market on behalf of the owner, who had recently bought it and wanted to decorate it before selling on. The house was an attractive semi-detached in a suburban area of Seaton Delaval, a three-bedroomed property built in the late Victorian era.