Machinery rarely has zero value. Before you pay for removal, find out what it could be worth. We offer two journeys: remove it, or sell and recover its value. Most projects are a mix of both.
In short: Machinery removal is the disconnection, lifting, removal and disposal or resale of industrial machinery and equipment from a factory, workshop or warehouse.
- Who it's for
- Manufacturers · Engineering firms · Insolvency practitioners · Landlords
- Property types
- Factories · Workshops · Industrial units · Warehouses
- What we handle
- CNC and machine tools · Production equipment · Compressors · Forklifts · Workshop plant
- Typical reasons
- Closure · Upgrading equipment · Relocation · Insolvency
Also known as: Machinery removals.
Journey 1: Remove
- Isolation and disconnection by competent trades
- Rigging, lifting and loading
- Removal of foundations, fixings and redundant services
- Scrap metal recycling with documentation
Journey 2: Sell or recover value
- Send the make, model, year and photos of each item
- We give a purchase offer or recommend the best resale or auction route
- Removal is coordinated with the sale, so the building is still cleared on time
What we handle
CNC and machining centres, presses, fabrication equipment, packaging lines, compressors, extraction, workshop equipment, forklifts and general plant.
Frequently asked questions
Will you buy our machinery?
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Where there is a resale market, yes, or we can recommend auction and specialist resale routes. Send photos and details for an assessment.
Is there other equipment or stock on site?
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Tell us. Machinery enquiries often come with racking, stock and other equipment, and clearing it together is usually more efficient.
Do you handle formal insolvency sales?
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Formal valuation and sale in insolvency is carried out by regulated valuers and auctioneers. We work alongside them on removal and clearance.
Related
Also available locally in Birmingham, Manchester, Coventry. We work UK-wide.