Any other reason
Your reason is not on the list, and you are wondering whether it counts.
It counts.
A divorce. A move abroad with three weeks’ notice. A house bought with the previous owner’s belongings still in it. A cellar or a garage that has been filling up for thirty years. A flat nobody has opened since a hospital admission. A hoarded house the family has not managed to talk about.
The situations named on this site are entry points, not a menu. The work is the same in every one of them: someone comes and looks at what is actually there, records it with you, and gives you one fixed price and one accountable person.
Call and describe it. If it is not something we should be doing, we will say so, and tell you who should.
What we commit to here
One fixed price, agreed before anything is touched, on one invoice from one company.
The price is set at the visit and written down. It is not an estimate, a starting point or a range, and it is not recalculated once the work is done.
If the job turns out heavier than it looked, that is our problem and not your bill.
The price moves only if what is actually in the building is materially different from what was recorded and agreed at the visit.
Every room, cellar, attic, garage and closed door is photographed and confirmed with you before the price is set.
The record is what the price is fixed against. You see it, you correct it, and you agree it before you agree the price. Nothing is discovered later that you did not know about.
You have the written offer within 48 hours of the visit.
Written, itemised, and yours to sit on. Nothing is asked of you at the visit itself.
The visit is free and carries no obligation.
A building cannot be priced from a phone call or a photograph. The visit is how the price becomes fixed, and you owe nothing if you walk away after it.
Anything you have not clearly written off is set aside and shown to you before it goes.
Where there is doubt, the answer is to ask, not to assume. That costs a few minutes and it cannot be undone afterwards.
One call, and you stop being the project manager.
You are not the one deciding who does what, in what order, on which day, and you are not the one chasing it. You make one call, you meet one person, and one person owns the outcome.
The visit is the only route to a fixed price
It costs nothing, it commits you to nothing, and the written offer follows within 48 hours. Bring whoever you want to have in the room.