What actually happens during a full office dismantling project, from the first site visit to final handover.
Before any dismantling starts, the space gets walked through to catalogue what's there — workstations, cabins, server rooms, cabling runs, AC plants — and to understand any constraints, like a landlord's condition-on-handover checklist or a hard move-out date.
Usable furniture and fixtures are assessed for buyback value before anything is dismantled, so what has resale value gets offset against the job rather than dismantled along with everything else.
Anything with storage — desktops, servers, drives — goes through data destruction before it's dismantled or removed, regardless of whether it's being refurbished or recycled afterward.
Workstations, partitions, cabling and fixtures are removed methodically, floor by floor or zone by zone, without damaging the building shell the landlord expects back intact.
Everything not kept for reuse is routed to certified recycling, and the whole project is documented with photos and records that facilities and finance teams can file — closing the loop from the first site visit to a completed handover.
