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Office Clearance cost in the UK
£200–£1,500 per job. Typically £450.

An office clearance costs £200–£1,500 in the UK, with about £450 typical for a small office of up to five desks. Desks, cabinets and electricals to remove set the volume; IT disposal under the WEEE rules, confidential paper, out-of-hours working and building access add to the price.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does office clearance cost in the UK?

OFFICE CLEARANCE PRICE · PER JOB · THE UK
Low end£200a few desks and chairs from a small office
Typical£450what most people pay
High end£1,500a full multi-floor office strip-out
Typical £450
£200 low£1,500 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the removal firms near you.

What moves the price

  • Number of desks and cabinets — an office clearance is sized by the van loads of furniture to remove
  • Electrical equipment — office computers, printers and monitors have to be recycled under the WEEE rules, which costs extra
  • Confidential paper and data — shredding files and wiping or destroying hard drives adds a secure service
  • Out-of-hours working — clearing an office in the evening or at a weekend raises the crew rate
  • Building access — goods lifts, loading bays and city-centre parking slow or speed up the office clearance
  • Resale value — good-quality office furniture can be resold, which may offset part of the clearance price

WHAT YOU GET

What an office clearance booking includes

Dismantling furnitureDesks, workstations and shelving taken apart so they can be carried out.
Loading and removalA crew and vans to clear every floor of the office.
Recycling and reuseFurniture sent for resale or donation, and the rest sorted for recycling.
Waste paperworkA waste transfer note, and certificates for IT disposal where needed.

Takes: A few hours for a small office, and one or more evenings or weekends for a large multi-floor clearance. Not included: Secure data destruction certificates, dilapidations repairs, carpet lifting and office cleaning are usually quoted separately — see the related guides below.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common office clearance jobs

Small office in CumbernauldFive desks, chairs and filing cabinets cleared at the end of a lease.
Agency floor in CliftonWorkstations and old monitors removed before a refit.
Business closureA whole office emptied, with usable furniture sent for resale.
Dilapidations clearancePartitions and fixtures stripped out before handing back the keys.
IT equipment disposalOld PCs and servers collected for certified recycling.
Meeting room refreshTired boardroom furniture removed ahead of new deliveries.

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How to pay less

  • Sell good office furniture or ask the clearance firm to credit its resale value
  • Group the office clearance with the removal so one crew handles both on the same day
  • Clear the office on a weekday if the building allows it, avoiding weekend crew rates

Before you book

  • Check the clearance firm is a registered waste carrier and keep every waste transfer note
  • Wipe or remove hard drives, or ask for certified data destruction for every office computer
  • Book goods lifts and loading bays with the building manager before the clearance date
  • Agree in writing which office furniture and fittings stay for the landlord and which go

Office Clearance cost: questions people ask

£200–£1,500, with about £450 typical for a small office of up to five desks. A few desks and chairs cost least; a large office strip-out costs the most.

A small office can be cleared in a few hours. Larger offices are cleared over one or more evenings or weekends so the business is not disrupted.

Business electricals fall under the WEEE regulations and must go to an approved treatment route, and any personal data on them must be destroyed under UK GDPR. Ask for a certificate covering both.

Often, yes. Clearance firms pass good desks and chairs to resellers or charities, which can bring the price down.

Data destruction certificates, dilapidations repairs, carpet removal and cleaning are usually separate.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, drawn from published UK office clearance price lists — a national range rather than a quote. Your figure depends on the size of the office and what must be disposed of.