What we handle for you
We coordinate household dissolutions following a move, care-home admission, sale, inheritance or bereavement. Personal papers and keepsakes are separated before resale or disposal. Before work starts, we agree what remains, what is transported and which items are intended for resale or disposal. This creates a reliable basis for scheduling, staffing and logistics.
Inspection and planning
During the free, non-binding inspection we record access, floors, lifts, parking, volume and optional services. For relatives and heirs, we create a calm process with clear decisions and one dedicated contact person. You then receive a transparent fixed-price quote with a defined scope, rather than a vague estimate or hidden extras.
One dedicated contact
One person coordinates questions, keys, dates and handovers. A clear responsibility is particularly valuable after a bereavement, during a move or when a deadline is approaching. Agreements are recorded, and changes are discussed before they create additional work.
Careful execution
On the agreed day, the team works in the defined sequence. Routes and sensitive areas are protected, and objects are dismantled and prepared for transport methodically. The property is cleared and, if requested, cleaned and prepared for management, sale or its next use. This keeps the work understandable for relatives, managers and other parties.
Reuse before disposal
Where appropriate, we assess reusable objects, estate items, art and antiques before disposal. An agreed purchase can be paid separately or credited against clearance costs. Personal documents and keepsakes remain separated until you decide what should happen to them.
Responsible material routes
Materials are separated wherever practical and directed to suitable recycling, collection or disposal channels. Hazardous substances and special waste are checked for legal acceptance in advance. If requested, the agreed disposal route is documented factually.
Services that work together
You can book Household dissolutions as a stand-alone service or combine it with clearance, transport, disposal, cleaning and handover. Fewer interfaces mean aligned schedules and clear responsibility. The exact scope follows the property and is set out in writing before work begins.
For households and heirs
Household dissolutions often involves personal decisions as well as logistics. We allow time to label items, secure documents and clarify open points with relatives. Where a power of attorney or consent from several parties is required, it must be available before removal. This protects the client, the owner and the working team.
For managers and owners
For handovers with a fixed deadline, we agree keys, access, ancillary rooms and the expected final condition early. Property managers receive one contact person and can consolidate questions about the quote or work. Services outside the assignment are not performed silently; they are proposed transparently if they become necessary for the agreed handover.
What you can prepare
Photos, an approximate volume, floor and lift information and notes on access or parking are helpful. Mark anything excluded from Household dissolutions, and keep identity papers, contracts, keys and valuables separate. If the volume is uncertain, a short initial description is enough; the details are established during the inspection.
Clear limits to the assignment
Not every item may use ordinary disposal routes. Chemicals, medicines, ammunition, gas cylinders, contaminated materials and structural work are accepted only after prior clarification. The binding scope is stated in the quote. Clear boundaries prevent misunderstandings and allow suitable specialist services to be involved at the right time.
Service area and next step
Our main area covers Zurich, Dietikon, Schlieren, Urdorf, the Limmat Valley and Aargau. Work in Zug, Winterthur and other Swiss regions is available on request. Send a short description or call us to arrange a free inspection.