Our bulky waste collection service offers a hassle-free solution for managing large, redundant, or unusable items from your workplace. Whether you’re clearing out old office furniture, broken equipment, or other oversized waste, our service ensures that these items are responsibly collected and recycled.
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For disposing of large volumes of waste, with delivery, collection, and recycling included. We also offer a wait and load service, where the container can be filled and removed immediately.
Our large container service captures high volumes of waste.
Our team can undertake clearances using our box vehicles, where our drivers will clear items by hand. We also offer single-item collections if you only have small volumes.
We accept most items in Skips and RoRos. For mattresses, sofas, tyres and cannisters there is an additional fee of £50 per item.
If you have any of the following items to collect please contact our helpdesk for us to arrange for a quote and to book our specialist vehicle to pickup.
Paints
Solvents
Fluorescent tubes
Mineral oils
Clinical waste
Fridges and Freezers
Air conditioning units
CRT Monitors
Bulky waste refers to large, heavy items like furniture, rubble, or other junk items that are too big to be disposed of in regular general waste bins and require special collection services.
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Our drivers will collect your bulky waste from your workplace, either via skip, large container or in our box vehicles.
We sort your bulky waste at our Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Purfleet, Essex. Any high-quality metal and/or wood is sent for recycling. Any good quality furniture will be repaired and reused.
Remaining waste is sent to a specialist construction and hardcore waste recycler to pull out any material of value.
There, bulky waste is sorted and separated, and materials are reused, recycled, or sent for energy from waste.
We offer a separate furniture recycling service. Furniture in good condition gets rehomed, keeping the furniture in circulation and reducing the need for new furniture being generated.
