Office and commercial clearance.
Desks, chairs, partitions, IT and packaging. Business waste comes with paperwork obligations, and we handle that side properly.
Businesses in the UK have a legal duty of care for the waste they produce. That means using a registered carrier and keeping a waste transfer note describing what was collected, when, and where it went. We provide that note as standard on commercial jobs — it is not an extra.
Office clearances are usually bulky rather than dense, so they price on load bands. The variables that actually move the figure are access and timing: lift availability, loading bay restrictions, and whether the work has to happen outside business hours.
IT equipment and anything with a plug falls under WEEE rules and follows a separate treatment route. If devices hold data, that is your responsibility to clear before collection — we do not offer certified data destruction and will not claim to.
Typically included
- Desks, pedestals and office chairs
- Meeting tables, partitions and screens
- Filing cabinets and shelving
- Packaging, cardboard and pallets
- Retail fixtures and display units
- General office and break-room waste
Quoted separately
- IT equipment and electricals — WEEE route
- Fridges and vending machines
- Confidential paper requiring certified destruction
- Fluorescent tubes and lamps
- Fire extinguishers and first-aid chemicals

Office & commercial

What a standard collection costs.
These bands apply to light and bulky non-hazardous waste. Anything in the right-hand list above is priced from photos instead.
Dinkov Limited is not currently VAT-registered, so no VAT is added. The price we confirm is the total you pay.