Office Clearance Dublin

Yes. Early mornings, evenings and Saturdays are normal for office jobs, particularly in buildings where the loading bay or goods lift is only available at certain times. Tell us the building's rules and we will fit around them.

We bag it separately and keep it apart from general waste so it can go for secure shredding rather than into a mixed load. Tell us in advance how much there is. We do not provide a certified destruction service ourselves, but we will not mix your files into the general waste.

Yes. IT equipment goes into the WEEE electrical recycling stream. We do not wipe data, so remove hard drives or have your IT provider do so before we collect if that matters to you.

Light dismantling of partitions, shelving and modular desking is part of the job. Anything structural, or a full strip-out back to shell, is a fit-out contractor's job and we will say so.

By volume and access, like any clearance. A small office is often one van load; a floor of workstations may be several. Photos of each area plus the floor, lift and loading bay details let us give a fixed price. We can also quote per visit for phased clearances.

Yes. We are fully insured for commercial work and can send the certificate to the building manager before the day. If the building asks for anything more, such as a method statement or names for the security desk, tell us when you book so we can talk it through with them in advance.

Not if it is still on lease. Leased photocopiers, printers, water coolers and coffee machines belong to the supplier and usually have to be returned to them, so check your contracts before the clearance day. Anything the business owns outright can come with us for WEEE recycling or reuse.

A small office can often be fitted in within a few days. For a whole floor, a phased clearance or anything outside normal hours, more notice is better, because goods-lift slots and loading bays may need booking with the building. If your landlord has set a hand-back date, give it to us at the start.

Yes. We work one zone at a time, keep walkways and fire exits clear while we carry, and agree a route through the building that avoids desks people are using. Noisier dismantling can be left until later in the day if that suits your team better.

No, but leave the keys if you have them. Full cabinets are too heavy to carry safely, so the crew empties them as they go, and any paperwork goes into the separate bags kept apart from general waste. If a cabinet is locked and the key is lost, tell us beforehand, as its contents cannot be checked or bagged separately.

Yes, as long as the person booking has the authority to dispose of the contents. We can work to instructions from a director, a liquidator or receiver acting for the company, or a landlord who has lawfully taken the premises back. Confirm in writing what is to be removed and what must stay, such as leased equipment or items being sold.