Commercial & Office Junk Removal

The work we actually get called for

Look at the photos on this page and you’ll see the pattern: loading bays, underground parking levels, bin rooms and back-of-house corridors. Commercial junk isn’t usually one dramatic pile. It’s pallets that accumulated, chairs from a floor that got reconfigured, and a bin area that stopped coping two weeks ago.

• Office furniture and fit-out waste — desks, chairs, workstations, cubicle panels, filing cabinets, boardroom tables
• Pallets, skids and packaging — the recurring one for warehouses, retail and food service
• Equipment and machinery — shop tools, gym equipment, kitchen equipment, display fixtures
• E-waste — monitors, towers, printers, phone systems, cabling
• Bin room and loading dock overflow — cardboard, bagged waste and whatever tenants have left beside the bins
• Retail fixtures — shelving, racking, mannequins, signage and counters

Working around a live building

A commercial job has constraints a house doesn’t. Loading docks get booked. Freight elevators have pads, protection requirements and time windows. Underground levels have height restrictions that rule out a lot of trucks. Some buildings want a certificate of insurance on file before anyone touches a service corridor.

Tell us the building’s rules up front and we’ll work inside them — including coming in early, late or on a weekend so nothing happens in front of customers or staff.

For property managers

If you look after multiple buildings, the useful thing is predictability: a number you can call, a crew that knows how your docks work, and an invoice that matches the quote. We’re happy to work on a recurring basis for bin areas and tenant turnovers rather than waiting for things to pile up.