When a home needs to be cleared after a loss, start with a conversation and move at a pace that feels manageable.
There is no single right way to approach a family home after a bereavement. Some families know exactly what should be retained; others need time to decide. We listen to what the property needs and agree a scope that reflects those choices.
Personal effects, photographs, paperwork and keepsakes can be identified before clearance. Share any specific instructions, access needs or family arrangements with us so we can reflect them in the plan.
It may be easier for one family member, executor or representative to coordinate the work. We can agree who should receive updates and how decisions will be confirmed, including when relatives are outside Spain.
The property may be retained by family, prepared for sale or returned to a landlord. Once the contents plan is clear, we can agree the clearance scope and handover.
Yes. We agree the scope in advance and note items or rooms that should stay untouched or be set aside.
Yes. The initial discussion and planning can be done remotely, with access and updates agreed before the work.
Tell us what needs to happen next. We’ll discuss the property, access and the right first step.
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