Waste collection in London costs from £96 for a mini load (roughly one washing machine's worth) up to £420+ for a full van. A typical mixed load is around £174. The price covers labour, loading and licensed disposal, with a digital Waste Transfer Note issued when the job is done — and every charge we can add is published before you book.

up to 1 yd³ — A washing machine, or a couple of bin bags and a chair
Estimated from
£96
Mini load — household waste
Get an Exact QuoteFinal price may vary based on access and what's actually there. We confirm it before you pay.
One price, one job. The price covers labour, loading and licensed disposal, with a digital Waste Transfer Note issued when the job is done.
Every price here includes VAT. Many London operators quote ex-VAT — divide ours by 1.2 to compare like for like.
| Load size | Roughly | From |
|---|---|---|
| Mini load | A washing machine, or a couple of bin bags and a chair | £96 |
| Small load | A sofa, or a small bedroom cleared | £120 |
| Medium load | A typical mixed load — one room's worth | £174 |
| Large load | A one-bed flat, or a garage clear-out | £222 |
| Large+ load | A two-bed flat, or a big garden job | £282 |
| XL load | A three-bed house, partially cleared | £330 |
| XL+ load | A full three-bed house | £372 |
| XXL load | A whole property, or a commercial strip-out | £420 |
Soil, rubble, concrete and other heavy materials are priced separately — they cost several times more to dispose of than the same volume of furniture, so we quote those by weight rather than pretending the band price covers it.
Not sure which band your job is?
Describe what you've got to Binny, our chat assistant, and he'll tell you which band it lands in and what it costs. Send a photo and he'll tell you what he can see. A person checks every price before you pay anything.
Priced separately from collections, and still per job.
This list is generated from the same rules that price your job, so it cannot fall out of date. Every figure includes VAT.
Only on jobs we price by the vanload. When you pick your items from the list, disposal is already inside the price shown — we do not add it again.
If you picked items from the list, the price you're shown assumes we're coming inside, up to three flights: ground floor or a lift takes money off; four or more flights with no lift adds — and it's the same figure however many flights there are past four, because we don't charge by the floor. If we're pricing your job as a vanload instead, the price assumes kerbside, and the inside charges below are what it costs to bring us in to collect it.
Only if you choose one. The all-day window is free, and the price of each option is shown next to it before you pick.
Soil, rubble, concrete and plasterboard are charged by weight rather than by volume, because a small pile of them fills a van's payload. We weigh what we take and charge off the ladder below. The per-tonne rate is what we fall back on when the ladder cannot answer. The excess-weight rate is added by a person when a load comes in over its band — it is not calculated automatically, so it will not appear on your quote unless someone has put it there.
The price you're shown assumes ordinary street parking. If we can pull up right outside it comes down; a permit zone or a red route adds. Shown on your quote before you pay.
No. There isn't one. You pay for the job in front of you and that's the end of it — no monthly fee, no contract, no minimum term, nothing to cancel later. Book us once a year or once a week, the price works the same way.
By volume. Tell us what you've got and we match it to a load size — that's the price. It covers labour, loading and licensed disposal, with a digital Waste Transfer Note issued when the job is done. Heavy materials like soil, rubble and concrete are priced separately, because they cost us more to dispose of.
Only if what's there is materially different from what you told us, and we'll tell you before we load anything. A member of staff confirms every price before you pay. No surprise invoices afterwards.
Nothing hidden. Every price you see already includes VAT and is the total payable — no call-out fee, no congestion surcharge, no fuel levy, nothing added at checkout. Two things are added openly, and always before you pay: a disposal surcharge on items that genuinely cost more to get rid of properly (fridges, mattresses, TVs, tyres, paint, gas bottles and the like), and a premium if you want a narrow arrival window or a Sunday collection.
All 32 boroughs, Zone 1 to Zone 6. Same-day service is available in most central and inner London boroughs. Drop us your postcode and we'll confirm.
Tick off what you've got and the price band appears as you go. A person confirms the final price. No sign-up, no card.