Local House Clearance Service In Blyth Morpeth Hexham Alnwick Cramlington Bedlington Ashington Prudhoe Bamburgh Riding Mill Choppington Corbridge Seahouses Newbiggin-by-the-Sea Stocksfield Haltwhistle Wylam Chathill Belford Wooler.
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.
Our client for this house clearance owned a second-floor, two-bedroomed property in a large block of flats built in the mid-1990s near East Chevington centre. He had been letting it out to tenants for a number of years, but the latest set of occupants had left it in very poor condition with damaged furniture, stained carpets and torn curtains.
A landlord instructed us to clear a three bedroom flat he owned in a large converted Victorian house in Dudley , probably built in the last decade of the 19th century, and converted to flats in the 1980s. The property had suffered a fairly severe mouse infestation, but the local council’s pest control service had now successfully dealt with the problem.
A client that we had worked with before gave us a call one morning to ask if we could clear quite a large house for him. He was a builder who frequently bought rundown properties to develop and then sell on. He had a good eye for a bargain and for identifying up-and-coming areas so his business had thrived over the years.
Our client in this case was a solicitor from a well-respected local firm in the Halifax area. He asked us to clear the residual contents from a four-bedroomed, detached house in the suburbs. The elderly lady who had been living there had recently died, and, acting as executor, the solicitor had obtained probate and had distributed the house contents and the lady’s personal effects in accordance with her will.
As is quite often the case, our client on this occasion was a solicitor from the Dinnington area acting on behalf of the executor of a will, a man whose elderly mother had recently died. She had been living in the family home of many years when she passed away, and her surviving family were now selling up, with the proceeds to be divided between the beneficiaries of her will.
Our client for this house clearance was a firm of solicitors acting for the owner of the property, a terraced house with three bedrooms on a quiet residential street in Bedlington. The owner had recently inherited the house, which had been let out to tenants as a furnished property for over a decade.