We take it away and leave you the space.
Rubbish removal, house and garden clearances, soft strip out demolition and land clearing across Essex, London and Hertfordshire.
Load sizes and prices
Our own price list| Load size | Waste | Price |
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| Full load | Mixed waste | £400 |
| Three-quarter load | Mixed waste | £300 |
| Half load | Mixed waste | £220 |
| Quarter load | Mixed waste | £120 |
| Clean wood load | Single material | £300 |
| Hardcore load | Single material | £280 |
These are the load prices off our own price list. You are told the load size and the price before anything is booked, so there is nothing to work out at the end of the job.
Try the price calculator What the price covers
Tick off what you have got and it works out the load size and the price. It is an indication and we confirm it before anything is booked.
Get a written quote
Tell us what needs shifting and roughly where you are. We come back with the load size and the price, in writing.
Or price it yourself, right now
Tick off what needs taking and the tool works your price out two ways, off our collection list and off our load sizes, and shows you the cheaper one. Then pick a day. It takes about a minute and you do not have to wait for anybody.
Try the price calculatorOr send a photo, which is quicker
- A photo tells us the load size straight away, so you get a real price instead of a range.
- You are not asked to guess whether it is a half load or a full one. That is our job.
- The price you are given is the price you pay, and it covers the labour and the disposal.
- It goes straight to us, not to a call centre, and we are the ones who come back to you.
Every one photographed from the same spot before and after.
Six load sizes with the figures on the page, not on request.
You get the load size and the figure in writing first.
Ten towns have their own page. Domestic and commercial.
The same view, before and after
Twelve jobs, each photographed twice from the same spot. The small frame in the corner is what we turned up to. Nothing here is stock and nothing is staged.
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Fly-tip clearance
Fly-tip in a residential parking bay
- Found
- Broken furniture, cardboard, a wire trolley and a fuel can dumped across the parking bay.
- Left
- Block paving swept back to the surface, the whole bay usable again.
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Builders waste
Side passage full of building waste
- Found
- Plasterboard, timber and cardboard stacked the length of the passage after a rip-out.
- Left
- Passage and patio cleared and swept, back to the brick and the paving.
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Soft strip out
Commercial unit stripped and swept
- Found
- Broken pallets and timber piled behind hazard tape across the unit floor.
- Left
- Floor swept end to end, daylight back through the shopfront.
Our customers' own words, word for word, pulled live from our Google profile. Google hands out five reviews at a time. The score and the count above are for every one of them.
What you are actually looking at
People do not ring up asking for waste management. They ring up because of a garage, a garden or a unit that has to be empty by Friday.
| What you are looking at | What that usually is | Shown |
|---|---|---|
| House clearance | A whole property, or one room at a time. Furniture, white goods, carpets and everything in the cupboards. |  |
| Garden clearance | Green waste, hedge cuttings, turf, old furniture and whatever has been stacked down the side for years. |  |
| Builders waste | Plasterboard, timber, packaging and rubble after a rip-out, carried out of the passage or the back garden. | |
| Garage clearance | Garages, sheds and outbuildings emptied front to back and left as bare floor and bare walls. |  |
| Fly-tip clearance | Waste dumped on a parking bay, a verge or an access road, lifted and the surface swept back. | |
| Commercial strip out | Plant, grating, fitted units and services taken out of a unit and cleared off the site. |  |
| Soft strip out | A shop, office or unit taken back to shell and the floor swept end to end, ready for the next trade. | |
| Land clearing | Plots and yards cut back and cleared to bare earth or back to the hardstanding. |  |
You are told the size, not asked to guess it
Send a photograph of what needs shifting on WhatsApp and we come back with the load size and the price for it. That is the quickest way to a real figure rather than a range, and it costs you one message.
What the price covers
- The labour. We do the carrying, not you.
- The loading, and sweeping up behind it.
- Taking it away and disposing of it.
These are the load prices off our own price list. You are told the load size and the price before anything is booked, so there is nothing to work out at the end of the job.
How a job actually runs
Four steps, in this order. Nothing starts until you have the price.
Tell us what needs shifting
Ring us, send a photo on WhatsApp, or fill in the three fields on any page. A photo is quickest, because we can see the load size straight away.
We come back with a price
The load size and the figure, in writing, before anything is booked. You are not asked to guess whether it is a half load or a full one.
It gets carried out and loaded
Out of the room, the garage, the garden or the unit, down the stairs if that is what it takes, and swept up behind.
It goes to a transfer station
It is taken away and disposed of, and what can be recycled is recycled.
Where we work
Ten towns with a page of their own. If you are just outside one of them, ring anyway and ask.
Questions we get asked
What does the price cover?
The labour, the loading, sweeping up behind and taking the waste away. You are given the load size and the price in writing before anything is booked.
How do I know which load size I need?
You do not have to work it out. Send a photo on WhatsApp and we come back with the load size and the price. That is the quickest way to get a real figure rather than a range.
Do you do commercial work as well as houses?
Both. Household clearances and garden waste, and commercial units, strip outs and land clearing for businesses.
What if there is no access round the back?
Then it is carried out to the vehicle by hand, which is most of the work in the older streets. Stairwells and side passages are normal, not extra.
What happens to the waste after it leaves?
It is taken to a transfer station and disposed of, and what can be recycled is recycled.
Which areas do you cover?
Essex, London and Hertfordshire. Ten towns have their own page on this site, and if you are just outside one of them it is still worth ringing to ask.