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Kido, New Malden — Three-Floor Strip-Out

Internal soft-strip, Selected demolition, Redundant services removal, Waste clearance

Project: Kido, New Malden
Client: ROM Construction
Location: 8–12 Coombe Road, New Malden, KT3 4QE
Project team: Site Service London / Site Service Regions

Internal room at the New Malden project with floor finishes removed and the retained ceiling visible. — Interior recorded during the New Malden strip-out and follow-on works.

Overview

Our team carried out internal strip-out works for ROM Construction at the Kido project in New Malden, preparing the existing building for refurbishment across three floors.

The package covered existing office partitions, suspended ceilings, floor finishes, kitchens, WC facilities and redundant building services within the agreed scope.

The work

The removals varied between floors, with the work planned around the existing layout and the elements identified to remain.

Glazed and plasterboard partitions, associated doors and frames.
Selected masonry removals and openings within the agreed scope.
Suspended ceiling tiles and grids.
Carpet tiles, identified vinyl flooring and ground-floor tiled finishes.
Kitchen units, worktops, sanitaryware and WC fittings.
Redundant radiators, pipework, lighting, cabling and containment following the required service isolations.
Collection and removal of materials arising from the strip-out.

Managing a three-floor package

Working across the ground, first and second floors required planning for the movement of removed materials from the working areas to the collection points.

Clear removal boundaries were important. Where the ceiling scope covered the suspended tiles and grid, the plasterboard ceiling above was identified to remain. Follow-on removals also included remaining ceiling fixings and an additional downstairs WC area.

Documented waste and metal recycling

The project waste report records 20.896 tonnes of material transferred across 12 waste and recycling tickets for the period 16 June to 2 July 2026.

Within those records, 3.316 tonnes of metal were sent to specialist metal recycling. Plasterboard and inert rubble were recorded as separate material streams alongside mixed construction and demolition waste.

These figures cover the supplied records for that period, rather than every project visit. They do not represent a verified recovery percentage for the mixed waste.

Source: New Malden Waste Management & Recycling Report, SSL-NM-WR-001 Revision 04, issued 12 August 2026.

Project progress

Interior wall and ceiling at the New Malden site during the strip-out stage. — Project progressRoom and ceiling areas recorded during the works.

Wall recess and exposed fittings within the New Malden building during strip-out. — Project progressInternal service and fitting area during the works.

Window perimeter, exposed floor and remaining internal fittings at New Malden during the works. — Project progressWindow perimeter and floor area recorded during the project.

Internal wall with exposed service openings and removed finishes at the New Malden site. — Project progressInternal wall and service openings during strip-out.

Brick exterior and upper-floor windows of the New Malden building during the project. — Project progressExterior of the existing building during the project.

Project photo slideshow

The result

The strip-out removed the existing internal fit-out within the agreed areas, supporting ROM Construction’s next stage of refurbishment. Waste transfer and metal recycling records were brought together in a project report, giving the client a documented account of the recorded material movements.

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