Returning your old space back to its original condition
An often overlooked, but important part of relocating is decommissioning your old space. This involves returning everything back to the original condition as outlined in the lease. This includes a range of items from broom swept requirements to removal of debris and returning cabling back to pre-occupancy condition. Failure to meet these terms can cost your company a significant amount of money. We offer complete building decommissioning services to take care of these needs allowing you to focus on your new space.
What to Expect with Sterling Decommissioning
- Meet with property management to review all requirements and verify their completion
- Repair and paint walls and ceiling
- Replace, remove, or repair flooring
- Remove all signage
- Donate or recycle electronics, furniture, and other assets
- Remove IT cables
- Return the space to broom swept conditions
- Trash disposal
Planning According to Your Schedule: Sterling is skilled in handling building decommissioning and will help you navigate through the lease terms for a successful exit. We create a plan to cover all the decommissioning requirements to ensure they are completed successfully and on time. We know there is a tight timeline with costly penalties and strictly adhere to them.
Expert Crews: Our crews come in and remove all furnishings, data cabling, carpet, and any other items according to your clean out requirements. All contents will be completely removed, and floors will be free of all debris and vacuumed. Your crew will attend to every detail such as removing data and IT cabling that were installed while in residence. The space will be broom swept and returned back to its original condition prior to occupancy.
Recycling and Reuse: We take unwanted assets in good condition and will help you re-sell or donate these items to a number of organizations and charities. Other items that cannot be reused are recycled. We have secure methods in place to recycle electronics, wood, cardboard, plastics, and metals. Our goal is to prevent as much as possible from ending up in a landfill.
