Commercial Removals & Relocation Clearance
East Kilbride

A small commercial move in East Kilbride with a two-person crew and van starts at £120 to £250 for a half day. A shop or small office move with the old unit cleared afterwards is typically £300 to £700. An office of up to twenty desks with surplus furniture cleared runs £700 to £1,500. We fix the price from photos or a walk-through before the day.

No. We are the right fit for businesses with up to around twenty desks, a single shop unit or a workshop. Larger relocations need a dedicated removals contractor; we still clear what they leave behind, and we can work alongside them on the day.

Yes, and it is one of the most common bookings we take in East Kilbride. Your removals firm takes what you keep; we clear the furniture, stock, fit-out and rubbish left behind, sweep the unit and issue a Waste Transfer Note for the landlord.

We clear to bare walls and floor, strip light fit-out such as shelving and signage, and sweep. Making good — filling, painting, flooring — is a trade job we do not do, but the unit will be empty and documented, which is what most East Kilbride commercial leases require.

Usable desks, chairs and storage go to our reuse partners first. The rest is separated into metal, wood and plastics for recycling. Stock is recycled by material where possible. Everything leaves under our SEPA registration WCR/R/3011855.

Yes. We carry public liability and goods-in-transit cover for the moves we do. For high-value or specialist equipment, tell us in advance so we can confirm the cover applies or advise a specialist.

South Lanarkshire's East Kilbride recycling centre is booking-only for all vehicles. Household sites will not take commercial waste at all, so a licensed collection with a transfer note is the only route.

Town-centre car parks are the only way in for centre flats; estates are easy. Our EK line is 01355 202606. Tell us the floor, the parking and anything unusual when you send the photo and we send the right crew.

East Kilbride is Scotland's first new town: 1950s and 60s terraces and flats at the Murray and Westwood, semis at Calderwood and St Leonards, and newer estates at Stewartfield and Lindsayfield, all around a covered town centre. Each type carries differently, which is why we ask for a photo before we price.