Clear out your office without the hassle

Office junk removal typically starts around $100. Your final price depends on the volume and type of items being cleared out, the pickup type you choose, and access factors like upper-floor offices or buildings without a loading dock. Larger items like cubicle systems or conference tables take up more truck space and are priced accordingly. Your total is shown upfront before you confirm, so there are no surprise charges on pickup day.

Your Loaders can remove a wide range of workplace items in one booking, including desks, office chairs, filing cabinets, cubicle panels, bookshelves, conference tables, whiteboards, printers, monitors, break room furniture, and general office clutter. You don't need to book separately for each item type. Items permanently affixed to the building, like built-in cabinetry or wall-mounted screens, aren't included.

Yes, your Loaders can disassemble large or bulky office furniture, including cubicle systems and oversized desks, when disassembly is needed to get items out of the building. This is part of the full-service pickup and does not require a separate arrangement. Your Loaders do not perform electrical work, disconnect hardwired equipment, or remove anything that is fixed to the building structure.

Monitors, printers, copiers, and desktop computer units can be included in your pickup, but they need to be unplugged and disconnected before your Loaders arrive. Your Loaders do not perform electrical disconnection or IT decommissioning work. If any of those devices contain sensitive data, you are responsible for wiping or destroying that data before pickup, as LoadUp does not provide data destruction services.

Yes, you choose your pickup window when you book, and you can select a time that limits disruption to your normal operations. Depending on your location and availability, same-day pickup may be an option if you book before noon. If you need a curbside or loading dock drop-off instead of full in-office service, that option lets your team stage items ahead of time at a convenient location in your building.

Your Loaders handle disposal based on what's locally available at the time of pickup. When items are in suitable condition, furniture and equipment may be considered for donation or recycling. Outcomes vary depending on item condition, local facility availability, and demand for commercial furniture in your area, so no specific outcome can be guaranteed, and no donation receipts are provided.

A standard factory reset isn't sufficient for business data, since deleted files remain technically recoverable until the drive is overwritten. For a small number of devices, dedicated data-wiping software that overwrites the drive multiple times is a reasonable baseline. For a larger IT decommissioning job, especially one involving employee or client data, a certified data destruction vendor that provides a certificate of destruction is the safer route, since it creates a paper trail for compliance purposes.

Office junk removal covers the physical furniture and equipment, hauling desks, chairs, and electronics out of your space. IT asset disposition is a specialized service focused specifically on retired computers, servers, and data-bearing devices, including secure data destruction, hardware recycling documentation, and sometimes resale value recovery. If your cleanout is mostly furniture with a handful of computers already wiped, standard removal covers it; if you're decommissioning a server room or a large volume of employee devices with sensitive data, an ITAD vendor is the more appropriate specialist.

Often, yes. Organizations that furnish nonprofit offices, some schools, and community centers frequently accept commercial desks, chairs, and filing cabinets in good condition, sometimes through dedicated furniture reuse programs in larger metro areas. Cubicle systems are harder to place since they require compatible space and installation, so standard furniture pieces have better donation odds than modular cubicle components.

Booking a week or two ahead of a hard deadline, like a lease end date, gives enough buffer to reschedule if the move timeline shifts, which is common with commercial relocations. Same-day and next-day options exist for last-minute needs, but a large volume job, like a full office of cubicles and furniture, benefits from more advance notice so the right crew size and truck capacity can be planned for.