Here is who we work with: businesses with materials that are hard to move on. What we do depends on what you have, how often it builds up and what your site needs.

Manufacturers and processors

Offcuts and leftover production material can pile up faster than anyone has time to deal with. We take engineering plastics, carbide tooling, nickel alloys, empty containers and more through a recoverable commodities programme.

Tell us the grades and rough amounts. Regular output can run as a scheduled pickup, and a one-off job suits a build-up. Keep unknown or dirty material separate.

Property, facilities and asset managers

A site clear-out has a deadline and several people deciding what stays. Commercial defit clears whole floors, and equipment retirement takes out old equipment, batteries, cable and metal. One enquiry usually covers the site.

Tell us what is going, the loading route and when other trades will be ready. The decommissioning checklist helps you pull those details together.

Corporate IT and data-centre operators

Old IT can sit in a locked room long after the new gear is running. IT asset retirement is planned around the equipment and your IT owner's instructions on data.

List the computers, servers, network gear and loose drives. Decide whether data is wiped or drives are destroyed before anything leaves your site.

Retail, brand and product owners

Surplus, obsolete, returned and branded stock needs sign-off before it leaves the warehouse. Secure destruction starts with the product, the quantity and how it is packed.

Keep it apart from live stock. Uniforms and branded clothing can go in the same job. Mention any recall instructions, or if you want to watch the destruction.