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Pricing

Guide prices, and what moves them.

Everything below is a starting point for standard light and bulky non-hazardous waste with normal access. Your firm price comes from photos and a postcode.

Load bands

Standard collections.

Each band includes labour, loading time, transport and disposal at an authorised facility.

Load band
Cage volume
Loading time
Guide price
Minimum
Up to 1 yd³
10 min loading included
£70
¼ load
Up to 3.5 yd³
20 min loading included
£110
¾ load
Up to 10.5 yd³
45 min loading included
£250
Full load
Up to 14 yd³
60 min loading included
£340
£15 off your first bookingOne per address, on your first completed collection. Applied to the quoted price before you pay. Not combined with any other offer.
Not sure which size you need? The waste calculator shows a photograph of each load size, what it typically fits, and how many bin bags that works out as.
Included in every band. Two-person crew where needed, loading, transport, and disposal at an authorised waste facility with the records a registered carrier has to keep.
Confirmed on the quote, not after. Parking, Congestion Charge, Blackwall or Silvertown crossings and ULEZ where they apply to your job. You see them before you agree.
Per-item additions

Items with their own disposal route.

These are added to a load band, not charged instead of one. Each reflects what the receiving facility charges to handle that item properly.

Item
Why
Addition
Single mattress
Mattress recycling route, charged per item
+£30
Double mattress
Mattress recycling route, charged per item
+£35
King-size mattress
Larger item, higher facility charge
+£40
Television or monitor
WEEE treatment route
+£15
Large TV or CRT
Heavier handling, specialist WEEE route
+£20
Washing machine
WEEE treatment route
+£30
Tumble dryer
WEEE treatment route
+£25
Dishwasher
WEEE treatment route
+£30
Cooker or oven
WEEE treatment route
+£30
Microwave
WEEE treatment route
+£15
Car tyre
Cannot go to landfill — separate route
+£12
Each extra 15 minutes loading
Agreed before the time starts
+£15
Fridges, freezers and air conditioning are not listed. They contain refrigerant gases that must be recovered under controlled conditions, and the cost depends on the facility taking them. These always get a photo quote rather than a fixed figure.
Weight, not just volume

Why dense waste is not sold as a load size.

The van has two limits and they rarely run out together. The table shows which limit each waste type reaches first, and therefore how it is priced.

Waste type
Typical contents
Relative weight
Which limit it hits first
Light / bulky household
Sofas, bagged waste, furniture
Light
Cage volume — load band
Light garden waste
Cuttings, leaves, turf
Moderate
Cage volume — load band
Plasterboard / gypsum
Must be segregated
Heavy
Weight — photo quote
Builders / mixed
Tiles, timber, mixed strip-out
Heavy
Weight — photo quote
Soil / rubble / dense
Hardcore, concrete, excavated soil
Very heavy
Weight — photo quote
Relative weights, not published figures. How heavy a load turns out to be varies with moisture, compaction and exactly what is in it, so this table shows the comparison rather than a weight we would be guessing at. The vehicle’s safe weight limit is applied when we price your job and is confirmed on your quote.
Try it

Same cage, different waste

Change the waste type and watch which bar runs out first.

Cage volume0 / 14 yd³
Against safe weight limitWell within limit

Space is the limit here. This load fills the cage before it reaches the vehicle's safe weight limit, so standard load-band pricing applies.

Relative illustration · the vehicle’s weight limit is confirmed on your quote

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One item on its own

Single-item collections.

If you have one sofa and nothing else, this is the price — not the add-on figure above. A single item is its own journey, its own crew time and its own trip to the disposal facility, so it costs more than the same item riding along in a paid load.

Item
Notes
Guide price
Mattress or divan, on its own
Minimum-call economics apply
£65
Armchair
Based on straightforward access
£60
2-seat sofa
Dismantling extra if required
£70
3-seat sofa
Access can change the quote
£85
Corner or L-shaped sofa
Photos required
From £110
Washing machine
Must be disconnected
£70
TV or monitor
WEEE treatment route
£60
Fridge or freezer
Refrigerant route confirmed first
Photo quote
American fridge or freezer
Photos, access and confirmed route
Photo quote
Two prices for the same item is not a mistake. A double mattress added to a half load is +£35. The same mattress collected on its own is £65. The difference is the journey and the crew time that a single item cannot share with anything else.
Fridges and freezers have no fixed price. The refrigerant gas has to be recovered at a facility licensed to do it, and the cost depends on which facility takes it. We confirm the route first and price after.
Extra time and labour

What is agreed before it starts.

Every load band includes a loading allowance. These apply only beyond it, and only after you have agreed to them. Rates assume our standard two-person crew.

Extra loading

£15 per 15 min

Beyond the allowance included in your band. We ask before the chargeable time starts.

Waiting time

£15 per 15 min

Only where we are kept waiting for a reason outside our control, and only after the allowance.

Dismantling

From £25

Where something has to come apart to get it out. Send photos and we price it up front.

Difficult access

From £20

Stairs with no lift, or a long carry to where the van can legally stop. Only where the labour genuinely increases.

If the load is bigger than a single full load, the second is a separate charge. It is priced on the remaining volume, weight and disposal route. We will never imply that whatever does not fit is included.
Cancellation

What happens if plans change.

Every figure below is a maximum, not an automatic penalty. We charge what the cancellation actually cost us, taking into account what we saved and whether the slot could be refilled — often that is nothing.

When you cancel
How we apply it
Maximum
More than 24 hours before the booked slot
Free to cancel or reschedule.
No charge
Less than 24 hours before the booked slot
Only where it reflects real cost caused by the cancellation.
Up to £30
On the day, before the crew sets off
Reduced or waived if the slot can be refilled.
Up to £40
Crew has travelled and cannot get access
Wasted journey. Parking and road charges at cost if not already counted.
Up to £60
Job refused after the crew arrives
Only where the reason is not something we got wrong.
Up to £60
First short-notice reschedule (under 24 hours)
We would rather move the job than charge for it.
Up to £20
We cancel, or cannot carry out the job
No charge to you, and any prepayment for unperformed work is refunded.
No charge
Your statutory rights come first. If you booked by phone, online or anywhere other than our premises, you normally have a 14-day right to cancel under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. That right overrides this table. See the terms for how it works and what happens if you ask us to start within those 14 days.
If we let you down, you pay nothing. If we cancel or cannot carry out the job, there is no charge and anything you have paid for work not done is refunded.
What changes a price

Five things that move the number.

Waste type

The single biggest factor. It decides the disposal facility, the gate fee and whether the job prices on volume or weight.

Access

Floor level, lift, stairs, carry distance and where the van can legally stop. This changes loading time.

Road charges

Congestion Charge, ULEZ and tunnel crossings where the route requires them. Shown separately, never buried.

Loading time

Each band includes an allowance. Dismantling, sorting or a long carry uses more, agreed before it starts.

Special items

Mattresses, appliances, tyres and anything with its own regulated treatment route.

Not on this list

How urgently you need it, or what you told a competitor. The price reflects the job, not the pressure.

Questions

About pricing.

Is the guide price the price I pay?
The guide band is a starting point. Once you send photos and a postcode we confirm a firm figure, and that figure is what you pay — provided the load is what the photos showed. If something turns out to be different on the day, we stop and agree the change with you before loading it.
Why is there a minimum charge?
Because the cost of a collection is mostly the journey, the crew time and the disposal gate fee, and those barely change between one bag and five. The minimum covers a real trip to your address and a real trip to the facility.
Do you price-match other companies?
We will look at a genuine written quote for the same waste, the same access and the same disposal route. What we will not do is match a headline price that only holds because it assumes lighter waste than you actually have.
Are your prices inclusive of VAT?
Dinkov Limited is not currently VAT-registered, so no VAT is added. The price we confirm is the total you pay. If you need an invoice for a business, say so when you book and it will be issued to the company address.
How do I pay, and do you take a deposit?
Card, bank transfer or cash — whichever is easiest for you. We take card at the door, and we can send you a secure payment link beforehand if you would rather pay in advance. Most jobs are paid once the work is finished. On larger clearances we ask for a deposit — where one applies, it is shown on your quote before you agree to anything. If you need a particular method for accounting reasons, say so before the collection is booked.

Send a postcode and a few photos.

That is everything we need to give you a firm price. No site visit, no waiting for a callback, no estimate that changes when the van arrives.

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