Office cleanout in Reno

When a business moves out of a space in Reno or anywhere in the Reno-Tahoe area, Dominic does the office cleanout, hauling off the desks, chairs and equipment left behind in a single suite or an entire floor. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470 to book. An office load is different from a house load. It's heavy and repetitive, with rows of matching desks, a stack of rolling chairs, steel file cabinets and cubicle panels. It also runs on a lease date or a move-in day, not on a free weekend.

That date leaves little slack. The old desks have to be out before the next tenant walks in or the new furniture shows up at the door. He shows up when he said, which matters when a landlord is waiting on the keys. For a retail floor or a whole warehouse, look at commercial junk removal instead.

What goes on the truck

• Desks and office chairs
• Metal file cabinets
• Cubicle panels
• Conference tables
• Bookcases and shelving
• Computers and monitors
• Printers and copiers
• Break room fridges

Text a photo of yours to (775) 316-7470.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: trash, recycling and business jobs.

What gets hauled out in an office cleanout?

Mostly furniture and the metal that holds an office together. Desks, rolling chairs, conference tables, bookcases, steel file cabinets and cubicle panels make up the bulk of most loads. After that come the odd pieces. Printers, monitors and old computers, a break room fridge, boxes of binders and the whiteboard that has leaned against the hallway wall since spring.

Who calls is usually whoever holds the keys at the end. A business owner closing up or shrinking into a smaller space. A property manager who needs a vacant suite cleared before the next tenant walks it. An office manager who just ordered new desks and has nowhere to put the old ones. Each of them has a date to hit, and the pile is almost always bigger than it looked from the doorway. If it's one waiting room couch or a single desk, you want furniture removal. A short list of things stays behind on any job, and the haul list spells it out.

Where does old office furniture go after it leaves?

Donation comes first. Desks, chairs, bookcases and tables that still have use in them go to Goodwill, so a well kept office can help someone else furnish theirs. Steel is next. The scrap yard takes the file cabinets, shelving units and desk frames, plus the steel posts some cubicle walls hide, and recycles them.

What's left is real trash. Broken particleboard, chairs with split seats, flattened boxes and the general mess that builds up after years in one space. That load is dumped at the landfill in Carson City or the one in Stead. If your office is mostly equipment, the electronic waste removal and disposal page covers that job.

How does the day of an office cleanout go?

It starts with a call or a text. You tell Dominic what's leaving, and he'll ask for pictures when a description isn't enough. A bigger office may get an in-person quote instead, where he walks the space before giving a price. Say yes to the price and he books a day and an hour, then keeps that appointment. Jake, his helper, works the job alongside him.

On the day, he walks you through the plan before a single desk moves, so it's clear which rooms empty out and what stays. Leave the furniture where it is. He carries it out of the back offices and the storage room, and down the stairs from a second floor suite. After the final load, he cleans up behind it and walks the space with you one last time, so the keys go back on an empty suite.

How much does an office cleanout cost?

The floor on an office job is $80, and the rest depends on how much truck space the furniture fills. A couple of chairs and a desk sit near the bottom. A full suite of furniture takes a lot more space and costs more. Photos of each room get you a quote for the whole office, and if the place is too big to size up that way, he'll come by and look in person.

That quote already covers carrying it out, hauling it off and the disposal, with dump fees built in rather than added later. The quote holds unless the office turns out bigger than your photos showed, so shoot every room, including the storage closet and the floor under the desks.

Do you cover offices outside Reno, like Carson City or Truckee?

Yes. His route runs well past Reno, out to Sparks, Fernley, Fallon, Carson City and Gardnerville, over to Truckee and up around the lake, and he'll drive as far as 75 miles for a job. That range matters for a business with more than one location, like a company closing a branch in Carson City while the main office stays in Reno. Both get priced the same way, from photos of the rooms, so you don't have to drive out to the second building to get a number on it.

On timing, it's same day, most days, and he'll give you a window of 30 minutes to one hour for when he'll pull up. Every town on his route, from Washoe Valley to South Lake Tahoe, is on the full town list.

How the price works

Text a photo of what needs to go to (775) 316-7470. Dominic looks at how much room it takes on the truck and texts back a quote for the whole job. The quote holds unless the job turns out bigger than the photo showed. No hourly rate. Jobs start at $80. More on how pricing works.

Where Dominic does this

All of the Reno-Tahoe area. See every town Dominic covers for office cleanout.