
Office Clearance Across Hertfordshire
Offices, units, shops and sites cleared and stripped back across Hertfordshire, ready for the next trade or for handing over.
There is no public route for commercial waste in this county
It is worth stating this once, plainly, because it applies at every one of the county's sixteen recycling centres and to every one of the ten district councils. There is no public disposal route for business waste in Hertfordshire. The recycling centres refuse waste from businesses, charities and other organisations, and a business address cannot even hold an ePass, so there is no gate to be turned away from.
The district councils' bulky collections are household services. They are not an alternative for a unit, and they are not priced or intended for one. What is left for a commercial clearance anywhere in this county is a transfer station, which is where this work goes and what it costs to do properly.
Load sizes and prices
Our own price list| Load size | Waste | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Full load | Mixed waste | £400 |
| Three-quarter load | Mixed waste | £300 |
| Half load | Mixed waste | £220 |
| Quarter load | Mixed waste | £120 |
| Clean wood load | Single material | £300 |
| Hardcore load | Single material | £280 |
These are the load prices off our own price list. You are told the load size and the price before anything is booked, so there is nothing to work out at the end of the job.
Try the price calculator What the price covers
Tick off what you have got and it works out the load size and the price. It is an indication and we confirm it before anything is booked.
The same prices in Hertfordshire
There is one price list and Hertfordshire is on it. Send a photograph of what needs shifting on WhatsApp and you get the load size and the figure back, rather than being asked to guess it yourself.
Try the price calculator WhatsApp 07523 280964 What the price covers
Get a price for Hertfordshire
Three short fields and we come back with a written price.
Or price it yourself, right now
Tick off what needs taking and the tool works your price out two ways, off our collection list and off our load sizes, and shows you the cheaper one. Then pick a day. It takes about a minute and you do not have to wait for anybody.
Try the price calculatorOr send a photo, which is quicker
- A photo tells us the load size straight away, so you get a real price instead of a range.
- You are not asked to guess whether it is a half load or a full one. That is our job.
- The price you are given is the price you pay, and it covers the labour and the disposal.
- It goes straight to us, not to a call centre, and we are the ones who come back to you.
What office clearance in Hertfordshire takes in
What a commercial job covers across the county.
- Soft strip out. Back to bare shell anywhere in the county: partitions, grid, floor boxes, kitchens and storage out, floor swept end to end.
- Renovation clearance. Removed while the work is running rather than at the end of it, on any site in the county.
- Outbuilding clearance and demolition. Derelict outbuildings and garages taken down and cleared, which is a different job from emptying one.
- Construction site clearance and strip out. Clearance while a build is running and a strip before one begins, anywhere across the county.
- Land clearing. Plots, yards and access ways anywhere in the county cleared off and left level and usable.
What that means for a small business, without the softening
If you run a unit, a shop, a salon or a charity shop anywhere in Hertfordshire, the free routes your customers use are closed to you. That is not this company's rule and there is nothing to appeal. It is how waste is split between the county council, which disposes, and the ten districts, which collect from households.
The consequence is that anybody quoting you a commercial clearance at a price that only works if it goes to a household tip is quoting you a job they cannot do legally. It is worth asking where a load is going before you book it, of us or of anybody.
Ours goes to a transfer station instead. It is loaded, hauled and disposed of, with recyclable material taken out of it. The size and the price are agreed in writing first.
Jobs like this one
Three of the twelve from the commercial end: a unit stripped and swept end to end, a plant deck taken back to bare concrete, and a plot cut back to bare earth.
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Before
Soft strip out
Commercial unit stripped and swept
- Found
- Broken pallets and timber piled behind hazard tape across the unit floor.
- Left
- Floor swept end to end, daylight back through the shopfront.
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Before
Commercial strip out
Plant deck stripped out
- Found
- A bank of air-conditioning condensers and old steel walkway grating behind the palisade.
- Left
- Condensers and grating removed, deck taken back to bare concrete.
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Before
Land clearing
Garden lost to waist-high growth
- Found
- Grass and weeds above waist height right across the plot behind the terrace.
- Left
- Cut back and cleared to bare earth, the full width of the garden usable.
What our customers think
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Office Clearance, town by town
The towns in the county with a page of their own.
- Office Clearance in Bishop's Stortford
- Office Clearance in Welwyn Garden City
- Office Clearance in Stevenage
We also cover Hatfield, Ware, Letchworth, Hitchin, Buntingford, Royston and Sawbridgeworth and the villages between them. Those do not have a page of their own yet, so ring and ask.
Also in Hertfordshire
Questions we get asked about this
Can a charity use the recycling centres?
No. Charities are named alongside businesses and other organisations in the county council's own exclusion.
Why does a commercial clearance cost more than a household one?
Because it goes to a transfer station rather than a free household site, and that disposal is a real cost rather than a markup.
Do you cover the whole county for commercial work?
Across Hertfordshire, Essex and London. The towns with a page of their own are listed below.