We proudly serve families across Greater Melbourne, VIC

Losing someone is hard enough without having to face a houseful of their belongings on your own. Melbourne Deceased Estate Clearance exists for exactly this moment: executors, families and administrators who've been given the go-ahead to clear a property and just want someone capable and kind to handle it. We sort, remove, donate, recycle and dispose of household contents across Greater Melbourne, provide a full inventory for beneficiaries, and quote a fixed price before we start — so there's nothing to negotiate and nothing to second-guess.
Free, no-obligation quote. We'll walk you through timing, pricing, and how the process fits around probate.
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Every deceased estate clearance we take on starts the same way: a phone call from someone who is tired, grieving, and doesn't know where to begin. Maybe it's an executor with a settlement date looming. Maybe it's an adult child who has been putting off going through their parent's wardrobe for weeks because it's simply too hard. Whatever the situation, our job is to remove that burden entirely — not just the furniture, but the weight of having to make hundreds of small decisions about someone else's things while still grieving.
We are not a general rubbish removal company that happens to also clear estates. Deceased estate clearance is the only thing we do — every part of how we work is built specifically for this situation. We never rush a family, and we never begin work until we've confirmed the executor or administrator has the legal authority to have the property cleared.
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A free quote, a methodical clearance, and a written record when we're done.
Room-by-room sorting, furniture removal, donation and disposal — the whole job, start to finish.
Learn more →Usable items donated to Melbourne charities; sentimental items set aside for your review, never assumed to be rubbish.
Learn more →We leave the property broom-clean and ready for sale, lease or handover, with a full inventory provided.
Learn more →We clear deceased estates right across Greater Melbourne — from the bayside suburbs of Brighton and Sandringham, through the inner suburbs like Richmond and South Yarra, out to the eastern corridor around Box Hill and Ringwood, down to Dandenong and Frankston in the south-east, and across to Footscray, Werribee and the western suburbs.
We price the job before we start, based on photos or an on-site look, so there's no blowing out once the truck arrives.
Some items carry more weight than their resale value suggests. Our team is trained to ask before assuming anything is rubbish.
Every job finishes with a record of what happened to the contents — useful for executors accounting for the process to other beneficiaries.
We won't touch a property before you have legal clearance, and we can move quickly once you do — including around settlement deadlines.

Most jobs range from $500 for a single room to $6,500+ for a large home — we confirm an exact fixed price in writing before starting.
Not always — you generally just need to show you have the legal authority to have the property cleared. We check this before scheduling any work.
Usable goods are donated locally, recyclables are separated out, and only genuine waste goes to landfill. Sentimental items are always set aside for you first.
Yes — we quote from photos and can manage the whole clearance remotely, with a full inventory provided at completion.
Melbourne is a big city, but deceased estate clearance is a small, local kind of work — we're often in someone's family home for a full day or more, in their street, sometimes coordinating with the local council on bulk waste collection. We've built relationships with charities across Melbourne, including op shops and community organisations that take donated furniture, clothing and household goods, so items that still have life left in them go to someone who needs them rather than straight to landfill.
Get a free, no-obligation quote — we'll walk you through timing, probate, and pricing before anything begins.