Most strip-out contractors treat everything as waste. Most buy-back firms only want one type of asset. We do both: clear the whole building and recover value from whatever can be sold.
In short: Asset recovery is assessing, buying, reselling, reusing or recycling the equipment and contents of a commercial building so their value offsets the cost of clearing it, where commercially viable.
- Who it's for
- Businesses vacating premises · Insolvency practitioners · Landlords · Asset owners
- Property types
- Warehouses · Factories · Distribution centres · Offices
- What we handle
- Pallet racking · Mezzanines · Forklifts · Machinery · Stock · Office furniture
- Typical reasons
- Lease exit · Closure · Insolvency · Surplus assets
Assets we recover value from
- Pallet racking, shelving and mezzanines
- Forklifts, reach trucks, pallet trucks and chargers (forklift disposal included)
- Conveyors, sortation and automation
- Production machinery and workshop equipment
- Stock and inventory
- Office furniture and equipment
Three ways to recover value
- Direct purchase: we make an offer and remove
- Managed resale: we sell through trade channels
- Auction: through specialist auctioneers where that gives the best return
Selling one type of asset?
For racking only, use Sell Used Pallet Racking. For a whole building's contents, use Sell Warehouse Contents. For machinery, see Machinery Removal.
Frequently asked questions
Can you buy our forklifts?
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Often, yes. Send the make, model, hours and photos. Forklift disposal is handled here rather than on a separate page.
Will the value cover the clearance cost?
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Sometimes it covers part of the cost, and sometimes all of it. It depends entirely on what is in the building. We show the value and the costs separately.