Renovation clearance

A domestic renovation makes waste in waves. The strip out produces the first big load, then every trade that follows leaves its own: the plasterer's bags and boards, the electrician's cable offcuts, the kitchen fitter's packaging, the decorator's dust sheets and empty tins. On a site that is somebody's home, none of it can sit in the garden for six weeks, and a skip on the drive is in the way of every van that needs to park there. A renovation clearance takes it away at each stage, by the load, when you ring. It is priced off the same list as every rubbish removal, from £99.99 for a Mini Load including VAT, and a clean wood or hardcore load is priced on its own because it costs less to take. This is the domestic version: a building contractor's site is a construction site clearance, with its own page, and if the house is being stripped out first, the strip out and the clearances that follow can all go on one quote. Ring when a stage finishes and the waste goes before the next trade arrives. Each collection is priced on its own, by the load. For a house being done up while someone lives in it or next door to it. A contractor's site has its own page and its own prices. Anything that can be used again goes to local charities and to people who are homeless, and what can be recycled is recycled.