Hospitality properties contain a mixture of fixtures, fittings, specialist equipment, building services and commercial kitchen infrastructure.
At Stredder Demolition, we have the expertise and knowledge to provide professional strip-out services for a wide range of hospitality environments, including:
Hotel Strip-Outs
Complete or partial hotel strip-outs can be carried out across hotel bedrooms, corridors, reception areas and other internal spaces. We carefully remove bathrooms, ceilings, flooring, furniture and specialist hotel equipment, helping to prepare the property for refurbishment, redevelopment or its next use.
Restaurant Strip-Outs
Stredder Demolition provides comprehensive restaurant strip-outs, using specialist machinery and equipment to carefully remove internal fixtures, fittings and associated infrastructure from dining areas, counters, bars and back-of-house spaces.
Bar Strip-Outs
Pub and bar strip-out services can involve the complete or partial removal of bars, counters, seating, displays, cellar equipment, kitchen equipment, lighting, ceilings and other redundant internal elements. This helps prepare the premises for refurbishment, its next use or a new tenant.
Commercial Kitchen Strip-Outs
Commercial kitchen strip-outs involve the controlled removal of kitchen equipment and associated infrastructure, often including ovens, extraction systems, refrigeration systems, stainless steel equipment, catering equipment, sinks and electrical services.
Mechanical & Electrical Strip-Outs
Across a range of hospitality settings, including restaurants, hotels and bars, we provide mechanical and electrical strip-out services. This can include the removal of HVAC systems, ventilation, ductwork, pipework, cabling, controls and associated specialist equipment.
Internal Demolition
Internal demolition involves the careful removal of selected non-structural internal elements while retaining the existing building structure. This can include hospitality infrastructure, ceilings, partitions and other redundant elements that need to be removed before refurbishment or redevelopment.