Estate liquidation is something you might feel will be necessary someday, but it's difficult to concretely imagine the situation when you actually need to hire a service. There are many concerns that arise when you start thinking about it, such as how much it will cost, how to choose a reliable company, and whether your precious belongings will be handled properly. Especially in the home where the deceased lived for a long time, there are not only daily necessities like furniture, appliances, and clothing, but also cash, precious metals, bankbooks, seals, photos, letters, and mementos that are difficult to decide how to dispose of. Estate liquidation is not just about tidying up; it's a task that requires you to face the deceased's important items and the feelings of the family. Therefore, Clean Service, which offers services related to home tidying such as estate liquidation, junk removal cleaning, organizing and purchasing used items, and house cleaning, conducted a survey targeting 200 men and women aged 40 and over. This survey organizes concerns when hiring a professional for estate liquidation, items that should be handled with particular care, and what people want to prioritize when choosing a company. We hope this will be helpful as a reference for those considering estate liquidation, those who are concerned about tidying up their parents' or relatives' homes, and those who are thinking about using organizing and tidying services, to know the points to check before hiring. Table of Contents Q1: What are your concerns if you were to hire a professional for estate liquidation? Q2: What items do you want handled with particular care during estate liquidation? Q3: What do you want to prioritize when choosing an estate liquidation company? Summary: Concerns When Hiring for Estate Liquidation Revealed by the Survey Q1. If you were to hire a professional for estate liquidation, what are your concerns? (Multiple answers allowed: Note 1) Note 1: Although this questi