A London waste company that would rather be right than cheap.

Why the site talks so much about weight

Most waste removal websites price by load size and stop there. It works fine for sofas and bagged household waste, which is what most people are actually clearing. It falls apart the moment the load is dense.

A caged tipper holds a confirmed 14 yd³, and like any vehicle it has a safe weight limit too. Fill it with furniture and the cage runs out first. Fill it with rubble and the weight limit arrives with most of the cage still empty. A quote that ignores that difference is either going to change on the day, or it is going to put an overloaded van on the road.

So we split the pricing. Light and bulky waste follows published bands you can read before you contact us. Dense and regulated waste gets a photo quote against its real weight and its real disposal route. It means we sometimes give a slower answer than the company that quoted you instantly. It also means the number we give you holds.

How we work

You send photos and a postcode. We work out the volume, the likely weight, the access and which authorised facility the waste needs to go to, and we come back with a firm price. If the load on the day is not what the photos showed, we stop and agree the change with you before anything goes in the van.

Everything we collect goes to an authorised waste facility. As a registered waste carrier we keep the records that requires, and commercial customers get a waste transfer note as standard.

What we will not do

We will not quote a fridge from a dropdown. We will not take asbestos, or anything we suspect might be asbestos, because we are not licensed for it. We will not price a job we have not seen photographs of and call it firm. And we will not put a claim on this website that we cannot evidence — which is why our waste carrier registration can be checked on the Environment Agency’s public register, and we will show our insurance certificate to anyone who asks.