Most warehouse exits include an office block or mezzanine offices. Handling them in the same project avoids a second contractor and a second programme.
In short: Office strip-out and office clearance is the removal of furniture, partitions, ceilings, floor coverings and fit-out from commercial offices, including offices inside warehouses and factories.
- Who it's for
- Office tenants · Landlords and agents · Businesses relocating or downsizing · Facilities managers
- Property types
- Commercial offices · Warehouse and factory offices · Office pods · Business units
- What we handle
- Desks, chairs and storage · Partitions and glazing · Suspended ceilings · Carpets and raised floors · Redundant IT and cabling
- Typical reasons
- Lease end · Relocation · Downsizing · Refurbishment
Also known as: Office clearance, Commercial office strip-out.
What we remove
- Demountable and stud partitions
- Suspended ceilings and lighting
- Carpets, raised floors and floor coverings
- Furniture, kitchens and welfare fittings
- IT, cabling and comms cabinets (data-bearing equipment should go to a certified IT disposal service, which we can coordinate)
Furniture and IT with value
Good-quality office furniture and equipment can often be resold or reused instead of going to waste. We identify it at the start.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only do offices within warehouses?
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Our focus is industrial and logistics buildings, including their offices. For stand-alone city-centre offices, ask us first.
What happens to computers and data?
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Data-bearing equipment should go to a certified IT disposal service. We can coordinate this as part of the clearance.