Bereavement Clearance The Liberties
Probate and estate clearances in The Liberties — we work with families, executors and solicitors, and set aside anything personal we find.
A bereavement clearance in The Liberties is not a normal house clearance. Boxes get opened rather than binned, paperwork and photographs are set aside, and nothing personal goes on the truck until someone in the family has seen it.
The Liberties is in the Dublin City area, about 1.5 km south-west of the city centre. Krystal Klean Express Limited holds Waste Collection Permit No. NWCPO-25-13287-01 issued by the NWCPO and is fully insured, including public liability — details we are happy to send to a solicitor for the estate file.
How we work in a family home
- Nothing is rushed. If the family needs another week, or wants to stop halfway through, that is fine.
- We look before we lift. Paperwork, photographs, jewellery, medals, letters and anything that looks personal is set aside rather than loaded.
- You decide what goes. Tell us what stays, what goes to family members and what goes to charity, and we work to that.
- Quietly. Unmarked bags where possible, no discussion of the job with neighbours, and no photographs of the property published anywhere.
- Reuse first. Furniture and household goods in good condition are set aside for reuse rather than disposal.
Homes we clear in The Liberties
In The Liberties we are usually clearing an apartment or a smaller period home. Where the property is a flat, the building may need the lift booked; we can sort that with the management company if you give us their details.
Paperwork we can provide
Executors sometimes need our waste collection permit number, insurance details or a written quote for the estate file before anything is agreed. Ask and we will send them. We can also invoice the estate directly rather than an individual family member.
Reuse rather than landfill
Furniture in good order, working appliances, unopened household goods and clean clothing are separated first. What cannot be reused is sorted for recycling — metals, timber, cardboard, appliances — and only the remainder goes to authorised waste facilities under our permit.
Taking one job off the family
After a death there is a long list: the funeral, the paperwork, the bank, the solicitor. Clearing the house sits at the end of it and rarely gets easier with waiting. When you are ready, we handle that part.
What it costs, and how to start
Clearances are priced on volume, access, item types and timing — the same as any other job, with no premium for the care involved. Photographs of each room are enough for a quote; if the family would rather we came and looked first, we can do that instead. There is no charge for the quote and no obligation afterwards.
When you are ready, use the form on this page, call 083 090 4545 or 059 865 2981, or send photographs on WhatsApp. We are here Mon–Sat 7am–8pm.
If the house is being sold
Estate agents normally want the property empty before photographs, and buyers' surveys are easier in a clear house. Tell us the agent's date and we will work back from it. If the sale falls through and the date moves, there is no charge for rescheduling.
Related services
If the property is a house being cleared in full, see house clearance in The Liberties. For a flat, see apartment clearance in The Liberties. Where a rented home has to be handed back, end of tenancy clearance covers that, and attic clearance is often booked at the same time.
Bereavement clearance near The Liberties
We also cover The Coombe (0 km), Smithfield (1 km), Dolphin's Barn (1 km), Portobello (1 km) and Rialto (1.5 km). The full list is on our County Dublin bereavement clearance page.
Photographs are from our own clearances across Dublin and Leinster. They are not photographs of customers' homes in The Liberties, and we never publish images of a family's property.
Questions families ask
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Krystal Klean Express Limited holds Waste Collection Permit No. NWCPO-25-13287-01 issued by the NWCPO and carries full insurance, including public liability.
What if we find something after the clearance?
Tell us as soon as you can. Loads are sorted rather than tipped straight away, so there is often a window in which something can still be recovered.
How soon after a death can the house be cleared?
There is no fixed rule, and there is no hurry from our side. Many families wait until probate has been granted, or at least until the executor and family have agreed. Your solicitor will advise on the estate side; whenever you are ready, we can work to your date.
Can you deal with the solicitor or executor instead of me?
Yes. We can agree access, dates and invoicing directly with the executor or the solicitor's office, and supply our waste permit and insurance details for the file.
What happens to photographs and documents?
They are set aside for the family rather than loaded. Paperwork, photographs, letters, jewellery, medals and anything that looks personal is put to one side as we go, boxed by room if that helps.
I live abroad — can the clearance still go ahead?
Yes, and it is common. We work from a key, a key safe or an agent, keep one point of contact, and send photographs of each room as it is finished.
Can family members take items first?
Of course. Most families go through the house first and mark what is being kept. If that is not possible, tell us what to look for and we will set it aside rather than load it.
Bereavement clearance in The Liberties
Whenever the family is ready. Send photographs or call and we will talk it through.