An office cleanout is a deadline job. The lease ends, the landlord wants the space broom-clean, and everything that didn't make the move has to be gone — usually after business hours, through a freight elevator, with a building manager watching the clock. We've done 194 office cleanouts in the last 24 months across the Loop, River North, Fulton Market and the suburban office parks, and that's the job we're built for.
You get one point of contact, one firm price before anything moves, and a crew that shows up with the trucks and the manpower to clear the space in one visit. Filing cabinets, conference tables, cubicle systems, break-room appliances, IT equipment, the leftover boxes from the move — it all goes on the same truck. Metal, wood and cardboard are separated for recycling; appliances and electronics go to a local recycler; anything that can be re-homed instead of landfilled, is.
What We Take
- Desks, credenzas and conference tables
- Cubicle systems and partitions (we dismantle)
- Task chairs and lobby seating
- Filing cabinets and storage units
- Computers, monitors, printers and copiers
- Break-room refrigerators and microwaves
- Whiteboards, shelving and signage
- Boxes, paper and packing material
- Carpet tiles and drop-ceiling debris
- Warehouse racking and pallets
How Office Cleanouts & Office Furniture Removal Works
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Book a walk-through or an estimate visit
Call (312) 800-1940 or book online. For a few desks the crew simply arrives and quotes. For a floor or a building we'll walk the space first and give you a written price per truckload so you can budget.
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Schedule around your building
Loading dock hours, freight elevator reservations, a certificate of insurance for the property manager — tell us what the building needs and we'll handle it. Evening and Saturday crews are normal for us.
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We dismantle and haul
Cubicles come apart, furniture gets broken down, electronics are separated for the recycler. Multiple trucks and crews for large spaces.
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Broom-clean handover
We sweep up and leave the space the way the landlord expects it. You get before-and-after photos and a single invoice — billed to the company.