Rubbish cleared,
sorted and gone.
We load it, we take it away, and we make sure it ends up somewhere it is supposed to. House and flat clearances, garden and garage, builders' waste, old furniture and white goods — across Dudley and the DY postcodes.
How a clearance runs
- 1
Tell us what's there
A few photos beat a paragraph every time.
- 2
We quote it in writing
Volume, access and what's in the pile.
- 3
We load and sweep up
You don't carry anything to the kerb.
- 4
It gets sorted, not tipped
Recycled where it can be, documented either way.
Rubbish and waste,
cleared responsibly.
The clearance itself is the easy part. Two of us, a van, and an hour or two of carrying. What actually separates one firm from another is what happens to your rubbish after it leaves your drive.
Fly-tipping across the Black Country is somebody's business model, and the awkward truth is that if a cheap man with a van dumps your sofa in a lay-by off the A491, the paperwork trail leads back to you, not to him. Householders have a duty of care for their own waste. It is worth knowing before you hand a pile to whoever answered the phone first.
So we sort loads rather than tipping them in one lump. Metal, wood, cardboard, green waste and electricals get separated for recycling. Fridges and freezers go through the proper WEEE route because of the gases. Plasterboard is kept apart from general waste because the law requires it. And you can have a waste transfer note for your records.
Rubbish & waste removal
General household and business rubbish, bagged or loose, bulky or awkward. The everyday job.
Read more →House & flat clearance
Whole properties emptied — probate, downsizing, end of tenancy, or a loft nobody has opened in twenty years.
Read more →Garden waste clearance
Cuttings, brambles, turf, old decking, the shed that finally collapsed. Green waste composted where it can be.
Read more →Builders' waste
Rubble, timber, plasterboard, old units and tiles from a refit. Plasterboard kept separate as the rules require.
Read more →Office & commercial
Desks, chairs, IT, shop fit-out waste and regular trade collections, with the duty-of-care paperwork.
Read more →Everything else
Single items, white goods, fly-tipping clean-ups, garages and lock-ups. If it needs shifting, ask.
Read more →Dudley & Black Country coverage
The DY postcodes and the towns around them. Different places, genuinely different jobs — the terraced streets take a different approach from the newer estates.
DY7 · DY8 · DY9
Stourbridge
Bigger properties, longer gardens and a lot of house clearances. Wollaston, Amblecote, Norton and Wordsley with it.
B62 · B63
Halesowen
Estates, semis with garages full of things, and the steep streets towards the Clent hills where access needs thinking about.
DY1 – DY6
Dudley & around
Dudley town, Brierley Hill, Netherton, Sedgley, the Gornals, Kingswinford, Cradley Heath, Quarry Bank and Coseley.
Full list →Questions we get asked
Do we have to carry it out to the van?
No. That is the difference between us and a skip. We come in, load it from wherever it is — the back bedroom, the loft hatch, the bottom of the garden — and sweep up after ourselves. You point, we lift.
How do you work out what it costs?
Volume first: how much space it takes in the van. Then what it is, because some materials cost more to dispose of than others, and then access — a third-floor flat with no lift is more work than a driveway. Send photos and we will put a figure in writing before anyone turns up.
What happens to it afterwards?
It gets sorted rather than tipped in one go. Metal, wood, cardboard, green waste and electricals are separated and go for recycling where they can; what genuinely cannot be recycled goes to a licensed facility. We can give you a waste transfer note for the load.
Do you take asbestos?
No — and be wary of anyone in this trade who says yes casually. Asbestos removal and disposal need a separate licence and specific procedures. If you think you have found some, leave it alone and speak to a licensed asbestos contractor. We will happily clear everything around it once it has been dealt with.
Is a van better than a skip?
For most household clearances, yes. No permit for a skip on the road, no waiting for it to be delivered and collected, nothing sitting outside your house for a week collecting your neighbours' rubbish, and you do not do any of the lifting. For a long building project where waste accumulates daily, a skip still makes sense.
Got a pile that needs shifting?
Send a couple of photos and the postcode. That is usually all we need to put a figure on it.