News and guides
What we have learned buying, selling and moving used buildings, written down so you do not have to learn it the expensive way. Condition, access, ground, transport, paperwork and the parts of a job that catch people out.
Clearing a compound: the order things come off
A single building is a lift. A whole compound is a sequence, and the sequence is where the money is either saved or wasted. This is how we work out what comes off first and what has to wait.
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Sell it or pay to remove it: which one have you got?
Every enquiry we take is really the same question asked two ways. Some buildings put money in your pocket. Some cost you money to be rid of. Knowing which one is standing in your yard changes who you should be talking to and what you should expect to hear.
Read the article →Reading with a purpose
The pages most people actually want
Buying a building
What we can supply, how condition is described honestly, and why the building and the haulage are quoted as two separate figures.
Buildings for sale →Selling a building
What we need to see, how quickly you get an answer, and when the money arrives.
Sell to us →Common questions
Ground, access, services, planning and VAT, answered in one place.
Read the FAQ →Reading up before you commit to something
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