Closing, relocating or consolidating a manufacturing site means a lot of equipment, much of it valuable. We plan decommissioning, removal and clearance together, so value is recovered and the building is handed back on time.
In short: Factory clearance is the removal of machinery, production equipment, stock, racking and contents from a manufacturing site so the building can be vacated or reused.
- Who it's for
- Manufacturers · Landlords · Insolvency practitioners · Business owners closing a site
- Property types
- Factories · Manufacturing plants · Workshops · Industrial units
- What we handle
- Production lines and machinery · Workshop equipment · Compressors and extraction · Racking and storage · Raw materials and stock
- Typical reasons
- Factory closure · Relocation · Consolidation · Insolvency
Also known as: Factory strip-out, Industrial clearance.
Typical scope
- Production lines and machinery disconnected by competent trades
- Compressors, extraction, tooling and workshop equipment
- Racking, shelving and storage
- Raw materials, work-in-progress and finished stock
- Offices, canteens and welfare areas
- Waste segregated and removed with documentation
Industrial clearance beyond factories
The same approach applies to workshops, trade counters, depots and other industrial units.
Frequently asked questions
Can you disconnect machinery?
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Isolation and disconnection are carried out by competent, appropriately qualified trades before removal.
What happens to machinery with value?
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We identify it and recover value through direct purchase, resale or auction routes. See Machinery Removal.
Related
Also available locally in Birmingham, Manchester, Wolverhampton, Sheffield, London, Leeds, Coventry, Leicester, Glasgow, Nottingham, Stoke-on-Trent. We work UK-wide.