A defined plan for bulky premises waste
Refrigeration measured
Dimensions and weight help us plan larger domestic or commercial units.
Key access confirmed
We agree on how we'll enter when the owner or tenant won't be present.
Office contents listed
Room-based item lists clarify furniture, appliances, and mixed waste.
Assess property and workplace contents clearly
House, office, and appliance clearances can involve very different handling needs. We provide rubbish removal in Truro for household contents, office furniture, and unwanted domestic or commercial refrigeration. Send room photographs and a list of bulky items so we can assess the true volume before assigning capacity. Large fridges should be shown in full, with their dimensions, approximate weight, and disconnection status. This detail is especially useful when several units or wider workplace contents need collecting together.
Coordinate keys, floors, and loading access
A planned visit to Truro works best when entry and loading details are confirmed in advance. Tell us who will provide keys, which floor the contents are on, and whether lifts or shared entrances can be used. Commercial sites should identify loading restrictions and a contact who can confirm the agreed items. We also need suitable parking and the carrying distance for heavy appliances. Once the volume and access are clear, we can allocate van space for the collection rather than relying on assumptions.
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove commercial refrigeration equipment?
We can assess commercial fridges when you provide dimensions, weight, quantity, and photographs. Confirm the disconnection status and show the route from each unit to the loading point.
Can you collect keys from an arranged contact?
We can discuss practical key access for the agreed visit. Provide a named contact, clear entry instructions, and a list of included rooms or items so the clearance scope remains clear.
What information helps with an office clearance?
Send room photographs, an itemised list, and details of lifts, stairs, and loading restrictions. Identify any furniture or equipment that will remain so we don't make assumptions.