We collect and recycle medical, dental, ophthalmic, pathology and laboratory equipment across Australia and New Zealand.

Planned removal of fixed and heavy equipment

Medical Equipment Deinstallation New Zealand

Some equipment cannot simply be lifted onto a trolley. Our medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand service safely disconnects and removes fixed, heavy and complex equipment before it is recycled at our Napier facility.

  • Our own collection team
  • Processed in Napier
  • Certificate for every job
16Regions covered
NapierLocal processing facility
FreePickup for eligible jobs
100%Jobs with a recycling certificate

When you need medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand support

Many items in hospitals, clinics and laboratories are fixed to walls, floors, ceilings or benches. Others are connected to power, water, drainage or data networks. Removing this equipment safely takes planning and the right tools. Our medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand service handles that work so your team does not have to.

To see how the full process works, visit our medical equipment recycling page.

Typical medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand projects include room refits, imaging suite upgrades, laboratory moves, dental surgery renovations and full facility closures. We remove the equipment, leave the space clear and take everything to our Napier facility for reuse, parts recovery or recycling.

Every medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand job is carried out by our own team. We do not pass your project to unknown subcontractors.

Equipment we commonly deinstall

  • Dental chairs and delivery units
  • Ceiling mounted surgical lights and pendants
  • Imaging units and C arms
  • Laboratory analysers and bench instruments
  • Biosafety cabinets and fume cupboard equipment
  • Autoclaves and washer disinfectors
  • Wall mounted monitors and IT racks

Our 4 step deinstallation plan

Every medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand project follows a clear plan agreed with your team before work starts.

medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand planning
  1. Step 1: Review photos and details

    We review photos of the equipment, the room and the access route. For larger jobs we may arrange a site visit.

  2. Step 2: Agree the plan and quote

    We confirm what will be removed, who disconnects building services and how long the work will take. You receive a clear quote.

  3. Step 3: Safe disconnection and removal

    Our team disconnects and dismantles the equipment, protects floors and walls and moves each part out safely.

  4. Step 4: Processing and certificate

    Everything is taken to our Napier facility for processing. You receive a recycling certificate when the job is complete.

Working with your facilities team

Some building services must be isolated by licensed trades or your own facilities team. This can include electrical circuits, plumbing, medical gases and radiation shielding. We agree in advance who is responsible for each step so nothing is missed.

We can also work around clinic hours, theatre schedules and laboratory routines. Weekend or after hours work can be discussed for sites that cannot close during the week.

For imaging equipment that contains a radioactive source still fitted inside the unit, we can accept the equipment. Loose or removed sources cannot be accepted.

Safety and data protection

Our team uses proper lifting equipment, trolleys and protective materials for heavy items. We keep work areas tidy and safe for staff and patients.

Equipment with internal storage, such as imaging workstations and analysers, is treated as data bearing. We destroy the data and confirm this in writing to support your duties under the Privacy Act 2020. More detail is available from the Privacy Commissioner.

Where we provide deinstallation

Our medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand service is available in every region we cover.

Auckland

Deinstallation for hospitals, imaging centres and laboratories across Auckland.

View Auckland page

Wellington

Support for hospitals, research institutes and clinics in the Wellington region.

View Wellington page

Christchurch

Planned South Island projects across Canterbury.

View Christchurch page

Hamilton

Projects across Hamilton and the Waikato.

View Hamilton page

Napier and Hastings

Fast local deinstallation close to our facility.

View Napier and Hastings page

Dunedin

Projects for hospitals, universities and dental teaching sites in Otago.

View Dunedin page

Common deinstallation projects

These are the projects we see most often across New Zealand.

Imaging suite upgrades

Removal of old imaging units, control consoles and workstations so new equipment can be installed on schedule.

Dental surgery renovations

Disconnection and removal of dental chairs, delivery units, lights and sterilisation equipment.

Laboratory relocations

Removal of analysers, biosafety cabinets and bench instruments when a laboratory moves or closes.

Theatre and procedure room refits

Removal of surgical lights, pendants, endoscopy towers and procedure room equipment.

Ward and clinic refurbishments

Clearing monitors, wall mounted equipment and IT racks before builders start work.

Full facility closures

Complete clearances when a clinic, laboratory or hospital department closes.

Why plan deinstallation early

Deinstallation often sits on the critical path of a building project. If old equipment is not removed on time, builders, electricians and new equipment suppliers are all delayed. Booking medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand support early protects your project timeline.

Early planning also gives us time to review access, arrange the right lifting equipment and agree responsibilities with your facilities team. That makes the work faster and safer on the day.

If your project is in the South Island, early booking also lets us fit your medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand job into a planned trip. This keeps travel costs down and gives you more date options.

Medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand FAQ

Is deinstallation included in a free pickup?
Simple disconnection is often included. Larger deinstallation work is quoted separately. Your quote shows every cost clearly before you book.
Do you disconnect electrical and plumbing services?
We agree this in advance. Some services must be isolated by licensed trades or your facilities team before our team removes the equipment.
Can you remove dental chairs?
Yes. We disconnect and remove dental chairs, delivery units and related equipment.
Can you work after hours?
Yes. After hours and weekend work can be arranged for sites that cannot close during the week.
Do you remove imaging equipment?
Yes. We plan imaging removals carefully, including heavy components and associated workstations.
How much notice do you need?
For most medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand projects, two to three weeks' notice works well. Urgent jobs can sometimes be arranged sooner, especially in the North Island.
Will I get a recycling certificate?
Yes. Every medical equipment deinstallation New Zealand project includes a recycling certificate.
What is the fastest way to contact your team?
The fastest way is to send a few photos of your equipment on WhatsApp. You can also email our team or use the quote form at the bottom of this page. Include your location, the equipment type and the quantity. We will reply with a clear quote as soon as possible.
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