Commercial Clearance in Solihull
Commercial clearance in Solihull for small business premises, vacated units and leftover fittings that can be removed without a strip-out contractor.
Commercial clearance covers leftover contents in small business premises: a vacated shop store, a unit being handed back, or a mixed house-and-workshop job on the edge of the borough.
It is still a clearance, not a demolition or shop-fitting strip-out. If the job needs electricians, gas engineers or a principal contractor under construction rules, that is outside this service.
Spaces we can usually help with
- Small offices and consulting rooms
- Storage rooms attached to a shop
- Vacated units with loose furniture
- Home-based businesses that have filled a garage
- Landlord commercial voids with leftover stock or fittings that are not fixed
What stays
Trade fixtures, signage attached to the building, counters that are built in, and anything that would damage the structure if removed. Landlords and tenants should check the lease before instructing us to take “everything”.
Waste status
Waste from a business is commercial waste. It should go through a registered waste carrier. Householders using a man-with-a-van for a domestic garage are in a different legal position from a shop being emptied. See waste carrier licence.
How to brief the job
Send the unit address or postcode, photographs of each room, access notes (roller shutter, shared yard, time limits) and a list of anything that must remain for the incoming tenant.
Common questions
Do you handle licensed premises or restaurants?
We can discuss leftover furniture and loose effects. Catering equipment, extraction and anything connected to gas or grease traps usually needs the outgoing trade contractor.
Will you take trade waste from an ongoing business?
This page is for clearances — emptying a space — not for regular trade-waste collections.
Are landlord commercial voids included?
Yes, if the contents are loose and you have authority to have them removed.