Working in an old home on the Seraing heights means demanding structural realities. When the owners contacted us for a tight workers' house stuffed with heterogeneous bulky items, the survey demanded rigorous preparation from the first visit.

In this industrial, working-class basin, the slightest logistical approximation immediately complicates removal.

Tight spaces halls + steep stair
Cellar + attic full wood, scrap, boxes
Paced relay secured street

The real challenge: tightness and heterogeneous bulky items

  • Layout: narrow halls and a steep central stair banning any undismantled furniture.
  • Accumulated waste: cellar and attic full of old wood, rusted scrap and damp-damaged boxes.
  • Slope parking: local topography demanding perfectly secured vehicles to load safely despite street gradients.

⚠️ On a slope, the lorry never forgives

Loading on a gradient without chocking and securing means certain accident. The street is secured before the first load.

Our approach on site

  1. Upfront systematic dismantling: dimensions cut right in the rooms to pass narrow stairs.
  2. Paced relay: smooth carrying between indoors and the downhill-parked lorry, street secured.
  3. Rigorous selective sorting: metals and wood to the Liège region's approved parks.

💡 Impossible stairs? The Anderlecht method

Dismantling + landing relay: see our Anderlecht case.

The result

The house was fully freed and cleaned, offering a healthy space ready for full renovation. Method and stamina overcome the hardest layouts.

🏠 A tight property to clear around Liège?

Dismantling, relay and rigorous sorting. Free quote within 48h.