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Office Decommissioning

Office Decommissioning & Space Turnover

Lease-end dates do not move. PTFS handles office decommissioning from first clear-out to final cleaning, so the space is ready to hand back to the landlord, the next tenant, or the construction team.

What Office Decommissioning Includes

Scopes are built per project and may include office furniture removal, equipment and IT hardware removal coordination, clearing workspaces, storage rooms, and back-of-house areas, and final cleaning once the space is empty.

We coordinate with property management on elevator reservations, loading dock windows, protection of common areas, and after-hours access.

Turnover Without the Last-Minute Scramble

Decommissioning goes wrong when clearing, cleaning, and inspection are stacked into the same two days. Sequencing them — clear, clean, walk, touch up — is what keeps a turnover date intact.

Technical spaces get their own attention: server rooms and IDF/MDF closets are cleared and cleaned to the same standard as the rest of the floor.

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Typical Decommissioning Scope

  • Office furniture and workstation removal
  • Equipment, cabling, and IT hardware clear-out coordination
  • Storage, break area, and back-of-house clearing
  • Final cleaning after the space is emptied
  • Punch-list touch-ups ahead of landlord walkthrough

Scope is customized per facility based on access requirements, schedule, and site conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you provide office decommissioning?
Yes. PTFS provides office decommissioning for tenant move-outs and lease turnover, including furniture and equipment removal, clearing of workspaces and back-of-house areas, and final cleaning once the space is empty.
Can decommissioning be done after hours?
Yes. Most work is scheduled nights and weekends to fit building rules, dock availability, and elevator reservations.
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Professional commercial cleaning for data centers, mission-critical facilities, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, construction projects, and office decommissioning.

Service Area
Dallas–Fort Worth and nationwide commercial projects