Office clearance in Hammersmith & Fulham.

Offices with a loading dock, and offices with a staircase.

Commercial space on this side of the borough comes in two sizes. Around Hammersmith Broadway and Hammersmith Grove there are large office buildings with a loading bay, a facilities manager and rules about when the goods lift can be used. Over a shop on King Street or the Uxbridge Road there’s a two-room office up a flight of stairs, where the only rule is not to block the door of the café downstairs.

The big buildings run on booked slots. Tell us the dock details, the lift’s size and the times you’ve been given, and send over any forms the building manager needs from a contractor. If you’ve got a date when the dilapidations survey happens or the keys go back, that’s what we plan around. Evenings and weekends can work when building access allows, which suits a team that’s still working on the floor below.

Around White City and Wood Lane, you’ll find media, research and creative businesses. That can mean a mix of ordinary desks and things that are harder to place: flats, backdrops, display stands, rails of props. We started out clearing film sets, so a storage room full of odd timber doesn’t faze us.

Shops are usually simpler but often tighter. A shop unit on Goldhawk Road or an arch near Shepherd’s Bush Market may have no rear access, and the fittings come out through the front while neighbours trade. Tell us your lease end, and whether the unit has to go back to a shell.

Good desks and chairs get passed on for reuse where we can. Cardboard, timber and metal get separated, and the rest goes to licensed facilities.