Cubicle Removal in Arlington & Irving, TX
Cubicles are not furniture in the ordinary sense — they are a modular system bolted together into a run, and taking one out is a dismantling job rather than a lifting one.
Call (972) 093-0938- Panel-by-panel dismantling
- Worksurfaces, pedestals and overheads
- Power and data raceways cleared
- Building lifts and doors protected
Why they come apart rather than come out
A cubicle run is panels, connectors, worksurfaces, overhead bins, pedestals and a power raceway threaded through the base. Nothing in it is designed to be moved assembled — the panels are load-bearing for the worksurfaces, and a run that is forced rather than dismantled damages the floor, the door frames and usually the lift on the way out.
Dismantling in the right order is straightforward and quick once you know the system: overheads and worksurfaces first, then pedestals, then the connectors, then the panels. Doing it in the wrong order means holding a worksurface up while trying to unbolt what is supporting it.
The power raceway is the one thing that is not ours. Anything hard-wired has to be disconnected by an electrician before the run comes apart — a whip pulled out of a base feed is a live conductor on a floor.
Scoping a cubicle job
The useful number is workstations, not square footage — a run of thirty 6x6 stations is a very different job from twelve 8x8 offices even in a similar area. Panel height matters too, because full-height panels are heavier and harder to move through a lift.
Say the manufacturer if you know it. Systems differ in how they come apart, and knowing in advance saves the crew working it out on the night.
- Workstation count and panel height
- Manufacturer and system where known
- Whether power is hard-wired or plug-in
- Lift dimensions and dock access
Clearing a cubicle floor?
Give the workstation count and panel height and the quote comes back against the actual system rather than an estimate.
FAQ
Cubicle Removal in Arlington & Irving, TX — common questions
- Do you dismantle the cubicles or do we?
- We do. Dismantling is the job — panels, connectors, worksurfaces, overheads and pedestals come apart in order and leave as components rather than being forced out assembled.
- What about the power in the raceway?
- Hard-wired power must be disconnected by a licensed electrician before dismantling starts. Plug-in systems are fine as they are. That is a safety line rather than a scheduling preference.
- How do you price cubicle removal?
- By workstation count and panel height rather than floor area, because those determine both the dismantling time and the volume. The manufacturer helps too, since systems vary in how quickly they come apart.
- Can the panels be reused?
- Sometimes. Newer systems in good condition occasionally have a resale or donation route; older or damaged panels do not and go to recycling and disposal. Flag it if reuse matters and the dismantling can be done more carefully.
Ready when you are
You point. We haul. That is the whole arrangement.
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The Arlington branch
Junk Koala Arlington
1140 W Pioneer Pkwy, Ste 1144E
Arlington, TX 76013