What we handle
- Declared furniture, wood, light partitions and equipment
- Dismantling included in the agreed scope
- Sorting and removal of compatible materials
Preparing premises
Light strip-out of business premises
Prepare business premises before works, handover or a change of use. We remove the items that fall within the agreed scope, as part of a prepared light strip-out.
Paris & Île-de-FranceThe service
Clear premises before works or handover
Who is it for?Landlords, agencies, shops, offices and contractors
Strip-out applies to offices, shops and units that must be cleared before works, re-letting or handing back the keys.
We qualify the materials, access and areas to protect, to organise the removal without widening the agreed scope.
The service in detail
Scope, use cases and waste covered
Useful information to qualify your request before the quote.
To prepare before the collection
- Access plans, areas to protect and works schedule
- Materials, volumes and constraints of the premises
- Parking or loading bay to arrange if needed
Limits / special cases
- Light strip-out only
- Structural works, asbestos and hazardous waste out of scope
- Heavy rubble or specialist treatment to be confirmed
When to plan a light strip-out?
Before a handover or works, we separate the items to remove from the areas that must stay protected.
- Stripping an office or shop back before works
- Clearing premises before handover or re-letting
- Removal after a business tenant leaves
- Preparing a stockroom, floor or plant area
Fit-out items
Declared furniture, light partitions, shelving, displays and equipment.
Light materials
Wood, metal, boxes and packaging from a compatible strip-out.
Electrical equipment
Business equipment and appliances to report so their handling can be confirmed.
How the service runs
From the scope of the premises to their handover
We separate the items to remove, the areas to protect and the constraints of the works schedule.
- 01
Qualification
Volume, materials, access and site constraints are identified.
→ A realistic scope before the quote. - 02
Job plan
The quote sets out the items to remove, the resources and the collection slot.
→ A schedule that fits the works. - 03
Removal
The team removes the agreed items while protecting the areas still in use.
→ Premises cleared without widening the scope. - 04
Sorting and handover
Materials are routed by type and the premises are left as agreed.
→ A clear site handover for the next stage of the project.
Ready to schedule your collection?
Request a quote
Commitment & traceability
A light strip-out framed around your constraints
The scope is defined before the collection, so that preparatory clearance is not mistaken for heavy works.
- Contracted scopeThe items to remove are set before the job starts.
- Separated materialsCompatible streams are kept apart so they can be routed appropriately.
- Job follow-upApplicable information and documents are shared according to the project.
Frequently asked questions
Before requesting a quote
Answers to check before preparing an office, shop or business unit.
No. Heavy or unusual materials must be reported so we can confirm what can be handled.
Dismantling needs are assessed along with the items to remove. They are included in the scope when planned.
We take the site's operating constraints into account. The time slot is confirmed when scheduling.
Your project
Planning a light strip-out?
Describe the premises, the materials and the areas to protect, and we will help you frame a suitable job.