Probate Clearance

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Probate clearance is the respectful and lawful removal of all items from a property following a bereavement, typically while probate is being granted or administered. DrClear House Clearance works with executors, solicitors, and beneficiaries to clear homes compassionately and efficiently while preserving valuable, sentimental, or legally significant items.

Highlights of Our Probate Clearance Service

  • Executor-Focused Service: We work with legal representatives and family members to fulfil probate requirements.

  • Full Property Clearance: Removal of all household contents, including furniture, personal effects, and waste.

  • Document and Valuables Retrieval: Careful search and recovery of wills, legal papers, jewellery, and sentimental items.

  • Discreet and Respectful: Compassionate approach to handling private homes during sensitive times.

  • HMRC and Solicitor Support: Valuation and itemisation available to support inheritance tax and estate processes.

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Why Choose Our Probate Clearance Services

Probate clearance is a specialist service that requires legal awareness, emotional intelligence, and logistical expertise. DrClear understands the demands of probate law, time-sensitive estate settlement, and the emotional strain of bereavement. Our team handles each clearance with confidentiality and compassion while ensuring all legal, environmental, and practical requirements are met.

Whether you’re an executor, solicitor, or family member, our probate property clearance includes sorting, valuation, removal, cleaning, and responsible disposal.

Situations That Require Probate Clearance

  1. Property Must Be Cleared for Sale or Transfer: Estate agents or solicitors require the home to be empty for probate valuation or sale.

  2. Executor Responsibilities Include Property Management: The executor is legally required to secure and process the deceased’s estate.

  3. Time-Sensitive Probate Timeline: Legal deadlines or tax submission dates require prompt clearance and documentation.

  4. No Family Member Can Handle Clearance Alone: The physical and emotional burden is too great to manage without support.

  5. Sentimental and Legal Items Need Identification: Documents, photos, heirlooms, and valuables must be located and preserved.

Our Probate Clearance Process

  1. Initial Consultation: We liaise with executors or solicitors to assess the estate’s requirements and review legal documents if necessary.

  2. On-Site Review or Photo Quotation: Fixed-price quote based on size, access, and content volume. Key holding service available.

  3. Clearance Day: Full removal of furniture, personal effects, white goods, garden items, and loft or garage contents.

  4. Sorting and Valuation: Recovery of important documents, valuables, or items of sentimental or financial value.

  5. Optional Deep Cleaning: Post-clearance cleaning to prepare property for probate valuation or marketing.

Why DrClear for Probate Clearance

DrClear House Clearance operates with full respect for the emotional and legal weight of probate cases. Our team is DBS-checked, fully insured, and trained in estate procedures, item recovery, and ethical disposal. We work closely with families, solicitors, and funeral directors to ensure the process is smooth, dignified, and legally sound.

Our services are tailored to West Midlands clients needing trusted help with the practical side of bereavement.

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Safety and Compliance: All disposals follow Environment Agency regulations, and sensitive documentation is shredded securely on request.

Probate Clearance Prices

Probate clearances for estate executors and families start from £300, covering smaller properties.


Larger estate clearances typically range from £500–£800, depending on contents and required documentation.


Includes item inventory, valuation support, and sensitive handling.

FAQs About Probate Clearance

It includes the full removal of household items, search and recovery of documents, cleaning, valuation, and responsible disposal.

Yes. We liaise directly with legal professionals, provide key-holding, and offer itemised reports for probate or sale purposes.

Our team sorts all contents and returns important documents, jewellery, photos, and keepsakes to the executor or designated family member.

Yes. We manage everything from standard homes to complex or severely cluttered properties.

No. Probate clearance involves additional legal sensitivity, valuation, and documentation that standard house clearance does not require.

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We proudly serve Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Dudley, and the wider West Midlands, including Warwickshire, Worcestershire, and Staffordshire.

Arrange Professional Probate Clearance in the West Midlands

Call DrClear House Clearance today to take the burden off your shoulders on 07958 429751 or book your free quote online at https://drclear.co.uk/contact-us/.

Let our trained team handle probate clearance with dignity, professionalism, and care.

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