Commercial Decommissioning Services El Paso

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Castro Brothers Solutions is a licensed El Paso general contractor providing commercial decommissioning for businesses closing, downsizing, or relocating out of a leased space. IT & data cabling removal, server room teardown, electrical decommissioning, furniture removal, interior demo, and lease-end restoration — one crew, one invoice. $1M general liability + workers’ comp insured. No subcontractors. Call 915-265-0916.

EL PASO, TX · COMMERCIAL DECOMMISSIONING

Decommissioning.
Done right.

IT & data cabling, server rooms, electrical, furniture, and interior demo — removed and restored to lease-end condition. One licensed contractor, one invoice, built around your move-out deadline.

One callEvery trade in-house
Licensed$1M GL + workers’ comp
1 yearWarranty on restoration

Closing out on a deadline? Text your lease-end date to 915-265-0916 — we’ll build the schedule around it.

Commercial interior demolition and decommissioning work in progress
What’s included

Full decommissioning scope.

Everything a lease-end walkthrough checks for — covered under one contract.

IT & Data Cabling Removal

Cat5/Cat6 and fiber pulled back to source — plenum and raised-floor runs included, NEC 800.25 compliant.

Server Room / IDF-MDF Teardown

Racks, patch panels, and cross-connects removed — server room to broom-clean in one pass.

Office Furniture Removal

Cubicles, desks, workstations, and breakroom equipment removed and responsibly disposed of.

Electrical Decommissioning

De-energizing and removing unused circuits, panels, and disconnects — licensed electrician work.

Security & AV Removal

Cameras, access control, intercoms, and wall-mounted TVs removed and patched.

Signage Removal

Interior and exterior signage and channel letters removed, with wall and facade patch.

Interior Demolition / TI Demo

Partition walls, drop ceiling, and flooring torn out to vanilla shell or landlord spec.

Fixture & Lighting Removal

Light and plumbing fixtures removed and capped per code.

Junk Removal & Debris Hauling

Everything generated above, plus general debris, hauled and disposed of.

Move-Out / Lease-End Restoration

Patch, paint, and repair to your landlord’s specified turnover condition.

Final Walkthrough & Turnover

Inspected against your lease’s move-out clause before you do — broom-clean, ready for hand-back.

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Licensed

TX general contractor

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$1M Insured

GL + workers’ comp

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No Subcontractors

Every trade in-house

1-Year Warranty

On all restoration work

How it works

Scoped to your deadline.

Five steps, built around your lease-end date.

01

Walkthrough & scope

We walk the space (or review floor plans/photos remotely) against your lease’s move-out requirements and build an itemized scope.

02

Fixed-scope quote

Pricing broken out by trade — cabling, electrical, demo, hauling, restoration — with a timeline built around your lease-end date.

03

One crew, start to finish

Our licensed trades and demo crews execute the full scope. No subcontractor scheduling gaps.

04

Documentation

Photos and, where applicable, code-compliance documentation for your PM, landlord, or facilities record.

05

Final walkthrough

We inspect against the lease requirements before handoff — no surprises at your own final walkthrough.

Who this is for

Built for your role.

01

Facilities managers

Closing out or consolidating a location.

02

General contractors

Need a decommission scope handled as a sub, without babysitting five trades.

03

Property managers

Turning a vacated unit for the next tenant.

04

Business owners

Closing, downsizing, or relocating out of a leased space.

FAQs

Common questions.

What’s the difference between decommissioning and junk removal?

Junk removal covers furniture and debris hauling — one item on our list. Decommissioning also covers licensed electrical work, code-compliant cable removal, security/AV removal, and demo — work that requires a licensed contractor, not just a hauling crew.

Do you handle the abandoned cable removal code requirement (NEC 800.25)?

Yes. Abandoned low-voltage cable left in ceilings or raised floors is a fire code issue under NEC 800.25. We remove it back to source as part of the standard scope, not as an add-on.

Can you work around our exact lease-end date?

Yes — that’s the point. Give us your move-out deadline and we scope the crew and schedule to hit it, including after-hours or weekend work if required.

Do you subcontract any of this out?

No. Electrical, demo, and hauling are handled by our own licensed crews — one quote, one schedule.

What condition do you leave the space in?

Whatever your lease specifies — typically broom-clean “vanilla shell” with patched walls, capped electrical and plumbing, and no signage, cabling, or fixtures left behind.

Do you serve spaces outside El Paso?

We’re based in El Paso and primarily serve the El Paso metro, with select projects in the Bastrop, TX area. Call to confirm coverage.

Closing out a lease?

Get a scope this week. Call us or send your move-out date — we’ll quote and schedule within 24 hours.

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