by Ross Martin | 8 min read | junk-blog
In Glasgow, as across Scotland, the person responsible for clearing a house after a death is usually the executor: the person named in the will or, if there is no will, an executor-dative appointed by the sheriff court. A solicitor often coordinates the work on...
by Ross Martin | 8 min read | junk-blog
For landlords, letting agents and estate agents, an empty property earns nothing, and a neglected garden or a pile of a former tenant's belongings can hold up a let or a sale for weeks. That is why so many property professionals in Glasgow bring in...
by Ross Martin | 8 min read | junk-blog
An office clearance follows a fairly predictable path: you fix a date, the clearance company surveys the space, you agree what stays and what goes, IT and confidential paper are dealt with securely, reusable furniture finds a new home, and the rest is removed, recorded...
by Ross Martin | 7 min read | junk-blog
A house clearance service removes the contents of a property, from a single room to an entire house, and deals with everything legally and responsibly. A good clearance team agrees a price up front, takes away only what you want gone, dismantles and carries out...
by Ross Martin | 7 min read | junk-blog
If your office is moving, a professional clearance service takes the heaviest and riskiest part of the move off your hands: emptying the old premises, dealing with everything that is not coming with you, and making sure it is disposed of legally. That leaves your...
