Probate Valuation Worcester

Professional valuations of household contents and estate chattels. Supporting solicitors, executors, and families through the probate process in Worcester and Worcestershire.

What We Provide

When someone passes away, their estate — including household contents — must be valued as part of the probate process. Our probate valuation service provides a clear, professional, and accurate assessment of all chattels.

We visit the property at a time that suits you, assess all relevant items, and produce a detailed written report ready for your solicitor and the estate administration process.

  • Full written valuation report
  • Itemised list of all household contents
  • Market value at date of death
  • Suitable for probate and estate administration
  • Antiques, jewellery, artwork, and collectibles assessed
  • Discreet home visits across Worcester and surrounding areas

Combined Valuation & Clearance

Save time and reduce disruption by combining your probate valuation with our probate clearance service. We complete the valuation first, then proceed with clearance — all in one coordinated visit.

Who Requests Probate Valuations?

  • Solicitors managing estate administration
  • Executors of a will
  • Families settling a deceased relative's affairs
  • Accountants dealing with estate administration

Common Questions

What is a probate valuation?
A probate valuation is a professional assessment of the value of chattels (household contents and personal possessions) in a deceased person's estate. It is required as part of the grant of probate process and to assist with estate administration.
What items do you value?
We value all household contents including furniture, artwork, jewellery, antiques, collectibles, vehicles, and general household goods. We provide a clear written report detailing each item and its estimated market value at the date of death.
Is the valuation accepted for probate purposes?
Our valuations are produced to a professional standard suitable for use in estate administration. We recommend you work with a solicitor or accountant when dealing with probate matters.
Can valuation and clearance be done together?
Yes. We offer a combined valuation and clearance service, which saves time and reduces disruption to the family. The valuation is completed first, then we proceed with clearance on the same visit or a subsequent one.

Request a Probate Valuation

Contact us to arrange a discreet, professional visit at a time that suits you.