Office Clearance Glasgow

We are a fully licenced & insured office clearance company in the Glasgow area of Scotland.

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We cover the following areas of Glasgow and Scotland

Anniesland Baillieston Barlanark Barmulloch Blochairn Blythswood Hill Botany Braidfauld Carmyle Carntyne Colston Dalmarnock Dennistoun Easthall Finnieston Garnethill Greenfield Haghill Hamiltonhill Kelvinbridge Kelvindale Maryhill Maryhill Park Merchant City Newbank North Glasgow North Kelvinside Queenslie Riddrie Robroyston Springboig Springburn Summerston Swinton Temple Whiteinch Yoker Yorkhill

Glasgow Office Clearance case study, Scotland

Job description: Office Clearance Glasgow
Area: Scotland
Property type: 2nd floor office space
Van loads to clear: 1 van load
Number of staff: 3
Time taken: 2 hours
How much was recycled: 100%

Nationwide were appointed to carry out an office clearance in Glasgow, Scotland .

We sent 3 of our fully uniformed men and one of our large vans who had everything removed within 2 hours. The property in question was located on the second floor.

The customer, who had taken over the lease, wanted us to remove empty wooden shelving units that had been left by the previous tenant. The shelving was made of heavy wood and had to be dismantled.

There was 2 rows of units with 8 or more bolted together. The men dismantled the shelving and because there was no lift the wooden pieces had to be carried down 2 flights of stairs to the vehicle.

100% of the contents were recycled at a local recycling centre.

This is what the customer had to say about our service:

“Nationwide provided a very swift and professional service. The 3 men worked very had breaking up the shelving and then transporting it down the steps to their van. I was very pleased and would recommend them to anyone else looking to get some junk removed, be it from an office or a home. I was also very happy to receive proof via a waste transfer note that the wood was recycled and not fly-tipped which seems to be a big problem in our City.” Dave Morris – Scotland