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LOCAL PROPERTY CARE · FROM WHEREVER YOU ARE

Property Clearance When You Live Abroad

Your home is on the Costa del Sol. You may be in London, Stockholm, Oslo or somewhere else entirely. You can still arrange a clear local plan.

Bright, calm Mediterranean home interior
01 / THE PLAN

You do not have to be in Spain

Many property owners live outside Spain. Start by telling us where the property is, what needs to happen and what you already know about the contents. We can discuss the assessment and practical arrangements remotely.

02 / THE PLAN

Agree the details before work begins

A remote clearance works best when the decisions are clear. We can discuss who can authorize the work, how access will be arranged, which items should stay, the scope and what updates would be useful.

  • Local property assessment
  • One agreed point of contact
  • Scope and access confirmed in advance
  • Progress updates by arrangement
  • Preparation and final handover discussed
03 / THE PLAN

Keep communication practical

Before work starts, agree the main point of contact, how updates will be shared and when a decision should be referred to you.

04 / THE PLAN

Plan through to handover

If the property is being prepared for a sale, rental, renovation or return visit, include that in the brief so the clearance scope has a clear end point.

COMMON QUESTIONS
Can I arrange everything from another country?+

You can start and plan the work remotely. We will discuss assessment, authority, access, decisions and handover with you before agreeing a scope.

How will I be kept informed?+

We agree a point of contact and how communication will work before the clearance begins.

What if there are items I want to keep?+

Identify them before the work and include them in the agreed scope so the team knows what should remain or be set aside.

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COSTA DEL SOL · SPAIN

Let's talk about
the property.

Tell us what needs to happen next. We’ll discuss the property, access and the right first step.

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