Working in a large home in old Namur districts means vertical logistical challenges. When succession agents entrusted us with a town house at the citadel's foot, the survey immediately highlighted complex access and floor heights.
Here the main obstacle is moving loads through narrow stairwells.
The real challenge: verticality with no lift
- Stairs: old spiral stairs banning all massive furniture without full dismantling.
- Attics: dozens of boxes and furniture to bring down without damaging walls or stairwell.
- Urban traffic: narrow old-Namur streets demanding signage and rigorous coordination to park closest.
⚠️ Bringing down whole means scratching
Forcing massive furniture down a spiral scratches walls and woodwork over four floors. High dismantling is not an option, it is mandatory.
Our approach on site
- Systematic high dismantling: large volumes cut in the upper rooms.
- Secured carry chain: smooth relay between floors and ground floor, rotations chained with no clogging.
- Sorting and removal: methodical loading to the Namur region's approved streams.
💡 Same fight as Anderlecht
Landing relay and dismantling: see our 4th floor with no lift.
The result
The house was fully freed and cleaned on time, offering a perfectly healthy space. Good coordination overcomes the most complex architecture.
🏠 A high house in Namur?
Dismantling, relay and methodical sorting. Free quote within 48h.