An Everett office had one goal: clear everything out and leave the hardwood floors ready for the next tenant. Old desks, computer towers, tangled cables, and stacks of boxes filled the room wall to wall. Our crew showed up, loaded it all out, and left the space empty and swept in a single visit.
What We Walked Into
This Everett office had been packed away for a move. Desks were pushed together and buried under wrapped monitors and shrink-wrapped equipment. Old computer towers sat on the floor next to tangled cables. Cardboard boxes — some still labeled from old shipments — were stacked against every wall. Rolling file drawers and loose office supplies filled in the rest of the gaps. Nothing about that room was usable until it was empty.
The Transformation
Look at that photo. On one side: desks, boxes, monitors, cords, and clutter covering the hardwood floor edge to edge. On the other: an open room with sunlight coming through the window and clean wood floors reflecting it back. Same room. Completely different space. That’s the job in one shot.
How We Handled It
Our crew came in, broke down the desks, and hauled out the old computer equipment, monitors, and cabling. Boxes went next, then the file drawers and whatever loose office items were left behind. Everything got carried out, loaded onto the truck, and hauled away. Before we left, we swept the hardwood floors down so the room was move-in ready for whoever came in next. No lingering dust, no leftover packing debris — just an empty office ready to be used again.
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Tips for Your Own Office Cleanout
- Separate the electronics. Old computer towers, monitors, and cables often need to be recycled, not tossed in a general load. Keep them grouped so they’re handled correctly.
- Don’t move furniture you’re getting rid of. If desks and cabinets are leaving the building anyway, leave them where they sit. Let the crew break them down and carry them out.
- Flag anything with data on it. Hard drives and old towers should be pointed out separately so they’re handled with care.
- Clear a path for the truck. A little room to maneuver near the loading area speeds up the whole job.
- Ask about the floor. If you need the space swept and ready for a new tenant or move-in, say so up front — it changes how we finish the job.
Why Everett Businesses Call Junk B Gone
Since 1989, we’ve cleared out offices across Everett and the greater Seattle area. Big trucks, low prices, and a crew that shows up ready to work. You point, we haul — and we don’t leave until the floor is swept and the space is ready for whoever’s next. Check out our commercial cleanout services to see how we handle office spaces of any size.
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