Office furniture removal

Office furniture removal is rarely one item. A clear-out means desks, the pedestals that sat under them, a run of filing cabinets, a meeting table that was delivered in two halves and a stack of chairs that nobody wants. Send us a photo of the room, or a few photos if it is a whole floor, and we reply with one fixed price for the visit. Two people carry everything out, down the stairs or in the lift, and you pay once the van is loaded.

The pieces have their own habits. A bench desk unbolts into legs and a top and goes down a stairwell in parts, a steel filing cabinet is heavier than it looks and has to be emptied before it moves, and a pedestal with a locked drawer stays locked unless you can find the key. Meeting tables split at the join, and the wiring trays and cable spines that hung under the desks are unclipped and taken with them. A boardroom table and chairs or a tall storage cabinet are covered on their own pages, and on the same visit here.

We collect from commercial offices, shops, surgeries and schools, and from the spare bedroom that has been a home office for the last few years. For a working building we can come early, in the evening or at the weekend so the clear-out does not happen around your staff, and we work with a building manager on loading bay times and lift bookings where there is one. If you are comparing routes, our guide on how to get rid of old furniture covers charities, skips and the council, and will a charity collect my furniture looks at what charities take.

Furniture Removal holds upper tier waste carrier licence CBDU526130, registered with the Environment Agency, and we provide a waste transfer note on request, which a business often needs for its own records. Usable desks and chairs are offered for reuse first. Everything else goes to a licensed waste transfer station, where the steel frames and cabinets go to scrap, the desk tops and chipboard carcasses go for timber recovery and any glass partitions or table tops are kept separate for recycling.