Clearing businesses work for professionals.
I would like to list some sense and nonsense about the phenomenon of “company clearance” .
We clear companies and we do it well, read more on our website: https://it-recycling.nl/bedrijf-ontruimen/ And by vacating, we mean taking everything out and returning it all clean again for the next user. This may be necessary after a company move or bankruptcy. But it could also be that you have bought new office furniture and want to freshen things up. If it is just a standard office space, it all seems quite simple. You take out all the office furniture and then all the things that were left behind and it’s done. Oh yes….Also vacuuming. Even when clearing just an office, it is still a consideration to bring in the professional.
Costs more money than doing it yourself, but they work faster and they deliver really clean work.
Now if we are talking or a business space, so office combined with for example a production environment or workshop or warehouse.
For these kinds of jobs are actually not doable with your own people.
This involves disassembly and waste logistics.
Even if it is a company that has well-trained technical people of its own, we would still recommend getting the professional in a company clearance.
Companies that specialize in company clearance have knowledge and experience in the area of dismantling and disposing of a wide variety of items.
Consideration.
If you have access to a technical staff yourself you could say I’ll do it myself.
That is obviously much cheaper.
But clearing a company is really much more difficult as just demolishing everything and taking it out.
How do you handle extremely heavy machinery, where should the waste go, what environmental requirements apply here. And you still have chillers, with the cold agent that needs to be certified out.
Power systems that need to be safely disconnected and dismantled The in-house technical people will undoubtedly be competent, but specifically dismantling and clearing business premises is really specialist work.
Often the choice to do it yourself is still motivated by the idea that the revenue from the old metals will outweigh the cost of the labor of one’s own people. This seems to me to be utter nonsense.
If you have the clearance specialist come for a corporate clearance then you will get a quote beforehand.
In this quote each corporate eviction specialist will factor in the expected metals that will come out of the corporate space after the eviction.
In practice, we actually see that it is always the return of the metals that is much lower than the cost of dismantling and clearing.
Now if you start searching on the internet you will find a lot of companies and small businesses that offer evictions.
Most of them do most home clearance and for individuals and do corporate clearance a little on the side.
I would definitely not recommend going into business with such a party.
The chances are that you are dealing with amateurs who can clear out grandma’s flat just fine, but when it comes to dismantling a power installation or heavy machinery, you get life-threatening situations.
And in addition, you want them to be competent, work safely and care about the environment.
-A party doing dismantling work and disposing of old metals should have VIHB registration.
Ask about this when you get a quote.
-If old computer hardware is involved, the WEEELABEX is mandatory.
You can very easily Google who does and does not have VIHB and WEEELABEX, this is public.
Furthermore, obviously companies with ISO9001 and ISO14001 are preferred.
And I would recommend asking about the VCA certification of the workers.
This has everything to do with safety in the workplace.
Furthermore, you should only do business if there is a clear agreement in advance on how things will be delivered and how long it will take.
And they must provide insight into how the waste materials will be processed.
Often you can already see from the website what kind of meat you are dealing with.
If certifications are not on it, they just don’t have them.
And if photos are clearly just stock photos, then you wonder how much experience they actually have.
Another thing is the quote, do you get a good quote quickly and is everything really in the quote.
And especially does the quote state what the condition of the business space will be after the work is done?
One company that is definitely competent, makes good arrangements and meets all legal requirements is IT recycling.
They can clear your business quickly, safely and according to all legal regulations. Check out their website: https://it-recycling.nl/bedrijf-ontruimen/ d