A UK cleaning machine company has entered liquidation after nearly 20 years of operation. Capital Power Clean Limited, which specializes in the installation of industrial machinery and equipment, filed for Creditor's Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) on June 8, 2026, according to an official notice in the London Gazette.
Company Background
Incorporated in October 2007, Capital Power Clean Limited is based in Livingston, West Lothian, Scotland. The company's website, still active, states that it offers sales, hire, service, and repair of floor-to-ceiling cleaning machines and solutions. Products include power washers, industrial mops, steam cleaners, and other equipment designed to keep vehicles, offices, grounds, and warehouses pristine.
The company provides both short-term and long-term hire options, with full operator training and delivery or collection from its Livingston premises. A team of experienced engineers covers specialties such as pressure washing equipment, brush wash and reclaim systems, engine-driven machinery, floor care equipment, and window cleaning systems.
Insolvency Details
Andrew McGill and James Fennessey, both of Azets Holding Limited, have been appointed joint liquidators. Creditor's Voluntary Liquidation occurs when directors and shareholders voluntarily decide to liquidate, rather than being forced by creditor petitions. The process involves ceasing trade, selling assets, and repaying debts.
This insolvency is part of a broader trend of increasing liquidations in the UK, with many companies citing soaring costs and difficult trading conditions. Recent examples include a family-run café in Clyde Shopping Centre and a UK pub operator that also entered liquidation.
