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Clearing a warehouse or archive

We clear warehouses and archives, including shelving, pallets, boxes and old stock. We also take large quantities of files and documents.

How we clear a warehouse

  1. You mark what stays

    Marked goods and documents stay. You tell us in writing what happens to the rest.

  2. Racking and pallets

    We dismantle pallet racking. We take pallets and crates, and we clarify third-party exchange pallets beforehand.

  3. Remaining stock

    We buy remaining stock, packaging and spare parts if they can be resold. The amount comes off the fixed price.

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Warehouse clearance

  • Clearance of the agreed warehouse and archive areas
  • Dismantling of agreed racking
  • Sorting stock as agreed
  • Removal of files and data carriers on your instruction
  • Loading, transport and sorted disposal
  • 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 the stock in the warehouse?

We buy whatever can be sold. Take out beforehand whatever you keep or sell yourself.

Do you also dismantle the shelving?

Yes, the agreed racking. If some racking is to stay, we record that at the visit.

How do you handle an archive?

You decide what is retained and where it goes. We agree transport to a document destruction service in writing.

Can part of the warehouse remain in use?

Yes. We agree beforehand which access routes and paths you need.

Read on: Commercial clearance: all industries · Workshop and production clearance · Furniture and bulky waste

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.