Commercial clearance

Commercial clearanceOffices, shops, units and site waste

Units emptied and stripped back ready for the next tenant, with a waste transfer note for your records.

Handover deadlines are the whole job

A commercial clearance is usually tied to a lease date, a shopfitter’s start date or a landlord inspection. We work to that date, including evenings and weekends, so trading hours and neighbouring businesses are not disrupted more than they have to be.

We clear desks, chairs, partitions, shelving and racking, counters and display units, old stock and packaging, and the rubble, timber and fittings left behind by a strip-out. Cardboard and clean timber are separated for recycling where the site allows it.

Because it is your business’s waste, the paperwork matters. Ask us for a waste transfer note for the job and we will give you one, showing what was taken, by whom and where it went.

Commercial work we take on

  • Office clearance and relocations
  • Shop and retail unit strip-outs
  • Builders and construction waste
  • Rubble and soil removal
  • Caravan and mobile home clearance
  • End-of-lease unit clearance

Getting a quote for a unit

Send photos or a short video walk-through on WhatsApp with the postcode, plus a note on loading access, lifts and any restricted hours. We come back with a fixed, no-obligation quote and a slot that fits the handover date. Everything agreed is loaded and taken, disposed of legally through licensed operators, and the unit is left swept.

Our work

The Before and After rows are one commercial retail unit in Norfolk, photographed as we found it and as it was handed back. Recent clearances shows other recent house, garden and garage jobs.

Before

The retail unit in Norfolk as we found it, photographed from several positions.

  • Stripped back to bare floor, ready to clear

  • Broken glass and debris across the shop floor

  • Washroom left full of rubble

  • Ceiling debris over the sales floor

  • Collapsed ceiling panels and insulation

  • Fixtures out, waste left behind

  • Lifted flooring and old adhesive

  • Cut-down shelving and packaging

After

The same unit once it was cleared, swept and handed back.

  • Cleared and swept, ready to hand back

  • Sales floor emptied end to end

  • Floor cleared down to the original surface

  • Washroom emptied and swept

  • Upper floor cleared through to the windows

  • Timber floor cleared and brushed down

  • The full upper floor, emptied

  • Shop floor cleared and left tidy

Recent clearances

Other recent house, garden and garage clearances across Norfolk.

  • Garage clear-out, everything loaded

  • Household items and appliances taken away

  • Mixed garden and household waste collected

  • Garden waste bagged and ready to load

  • Loaded and off to a licensed transfer station

  • A full van load from a single clearance

Your waste, your responsibility

Why the licence matters

When someone takes waste away from your home, the law still treats it as your waste. If it is fly-tipped and traced back, the householder can be fined as well as the person who dumped it. That is why it is worth asking any clearance company for its waste carrier registration number before you book — and worth being suspicious of a quote that seems far too cheap.

Ours is CBDU629229. It is an upper tier registration, which is the tier legally required to carry other people’s waste, and you can check it yourself on the Environment Agency’s public register of waste carriers, brokers and dealers. Ask us for a waste transfer note for your job and we will give you one.

Registration valid to 19 March 2029. Upper tier carrier and dealer.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How does the quote work?

Send a few photos of what needs clearing on WhatsApp along with your postcode and how easy the access is. We work the quote out from the volume of waste, how long the loading will take, the access at the property and the disposal charges for what is being taken. You get a fixed, no-obligation quote back before anything is booked, and it does not change on the day unless you add to the job.

Do I need to be there?

It helps if you or someone you trust is there at the start so we can agree exactly what is going and what is staying. Once that is agreed, you do not have to stay. We can also work from key access arranged with a landlord, letting agent or executor.

What happens to the waste?

Everything is taken to licensed waste transfer and recycling facilities. Anything that can be reused or recycled is separated where possible, and nothing is ever left at the roadside or fly-tipped.

Can I get a waste transfer note?

Yes. Ask us and we will give you a waste transfer note for your job. It records who took the waste, what it was and where it went, which is your proof that it was handled legally.

How much notice do you need?

Usually a day or two is plenty, and we can often help sooner. We work seven days a week from 07:00 to 21:00, so evening and weekend slots are available for end-of-tenancy and probate deadlines.

Do you clear one item or a whole property?

Both. It can be a single sofa or fridge, or an entire property from loft to garden. Tell us what you have and we will quote it either way.

Which areas do you cover?

Great Yarmouth, Gorleston-on-Sea, Caister-on-Sea, Hemsby, Acle, Brundall, North Walsham, Norwich, Lowestoft and Beccles, and further across Norfolk and Suffolk. If you are not sure whether you are in range, just ask.

What can't you take?

Some items are controlled and need a specialist: asbestos, gas bottles, paint and chemicals, tyres, and clinical waste. If you think any of these are in the property, check with us first and we will point you in the right direction.

Talk to us

Get a free quote for your unit

The quickest way is a few photos on WhatsApp with your postcode. Or fill the form in and we will come back to you.

Hours
Monday to Sunday, 07:00-21:00
Based in
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Waste carrier
CBDU629229 · Upper tier carrier and dealer

Free, no-obligation quote. We never pass your details to anyone else.