Welcome to our blog! As experts in household clearances, clearances and apartment clearances, today we would like to talk about the difference between a household clearance and a clearance. Often these terms are used interchangeably, but there are actually some important differences between the two processes.

Household clearance:
A household dissolution usually refers to the complete or partial dissolution of a household, for example after a move, death or apartment clearance. A household clearance usually involves the removal of all items and furniture in an apartment or house, either to make room for new residents or to dissolve the household.

Clearing out:
Decluttering, on the other hand, refers to the removal of unnecessary or unwanted items and furniture from a room or property. Clearing out can be part of a household clearance, but can also be carried out independently to free up space, create order or prepare a property for sale or rental.

The main difference between a household clearance and a clear-out is that a household clearance focuses on clearing out the entire household, while a clear-out aims to remove unnecessary things and make space.

Fleet Helper offers professional services for both household clearances and clearing out. We are happy to assist you in planning and executing these processes. If you have any questions or are interested in our services, we are available to you at any time. Stay tuned to our blog for more useful information and advice!