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Shop clearance

We clear shop floors and stockrooms, including shelving, counters, display cabinets and stock. We also take heavy shop fittings.

How a shop clearance works

  1. Bring the lease

    We agree with you at the visit which fittings we remove, for example shelving walls, lighting or floor coverings.

  2. Fittings and remaining stock

    We buy shelves, counters and remaining stock if they can be resold. We clarify third-party or leased goods beforehand. The amount comes off the fixed price.

  3. Between the last trading day and handover

    We agree the clearance date with you. We clear by the handover date.

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Shop clearance

  • Clearance of the shop floor and agreed storage rooms
  • Dismantling of agreed shelving, counters and fitted units
  • Sorting remaining stock as agreed
  • Carrying, loading and transport
  • Sorted disposal, electrical appliances to take-back points
  • Handover swept clean with a photo record
Fixed price for the servicesCHF …
Value offsetPurchase of saleable equipment and furnishings− CHF …

You pay the difference.

CHF …

The fixed price is higher than the purchase price.

You receive the difference.

CHF …

The purchase price is higher than the fixed price.

Common questions

What happens to leftover stock?

We buy whatever can be sold. Take out beforehand whatever you want to sell yourself.

Do you dismantle shelving and counters?

Yes, the agreed ones. What belongs to the landlord or has to stay must be settled before the clearance.

Can we stay open until our last trading day?

Tell us your last trading day and the handover date. We tell you whether the clearance fits in between.

Can the next tenant keep some of the contents?

Yes. We exclude items the next tenant keeps from clearance and purchase.

Read on: Commercial clearance: all industries · Final cleaning

Send us some initial photos

Photograph the rooms you would like cleared and send us the pictures. You do not need to prepare or tidy up anything. That lets us judge the effort better and discuss the next steps with you.