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What A Load Of Rubbish

London · NW10 6** Get directions +44 800 975 0970Message to unlock email and website
Clearance & Disposal

What A Load Of Rubbish is a clearance and disposal company in Hammersmith and Fulham, London. It is one of 28 clearance and disposal companies listed in Hammersmith and Fulham, London on GetBrent. It hires out rather than sells. Based in the NW10 postcode area.

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Equipment & Prices

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C
Commercial waste collection
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P
Property strip-outs
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Skip hire
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H
House clearance
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D
Demolition
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R
Rubbish removal
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W
Waste recycling
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About What A Load Of Rubbish

Established
2006
Services
  • House clearance
  • Rubbish removal
  • Waste recycling
  • Demolition
Areas covered
London
Memberships and accreditations
  • Constructionline
  • ISO 14001
  • SafeContractor

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Frequently asked questions - What A Load Of Rubbish

What size skip do I need?

As a rough guide: a 2-yard mini skip suits a small bathroom clearance; a 4-yard skip handles a kitchen refurb; 6-8 yards covers most full house clearances; 10 yards and above suits construction and heavy waste. If unsure, go one size larger - an underfilled skip is wasted money.

Do I need a permit to place a skip on the road?

Yes - if the skip will sit on a public road, pavement, or verge, you (or the hire company) need a skip permit from your local council. Permits typically cost £30-£60 and take 3-5 working days to issue. Placing a skip on private property such as a driveway does not require a permit.

What waste can I put in a skip?

Most household and construction waste is accepted in a standard skip. Items not allowed include: asbestos, tyres, paint tins (unless dry), fridges/freezers, batteries, medical waste, and hazardous chemicals. Ask your hire company what is accepted before you fill the skip.