Bagged rubble waiting for collection

Construction waste removal in Ealing.

Construction waste removal in Ealing for loft conversions, side-return extensions and full refurbs on streets where a skip doesn’t fit. We load rubble, timber and plasterboard by hand and take it away, and there’s no permit to arrange.

  • W5
  • W3
  • NW10
  • W13
  • W7
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CONSTRUCTION WASTE REMOVAL IN EALING

Where do you put a skip on Pitshanger Lane?

Ealing does a lot of building work in small spaces. Edwardian terraces around Northfields get side returns. Big W5 houses get loft conversions, new kitchens and basements. Hanwell and Acton terraces get stripped back to brick and rebuilt room by room. Each of these throws out more waste than the front garden can hold.

A skip on a public road needs a permit from Ealing Council, and on a permit-parked street it may also need a bay suspended. Plenty of front gardens in W5 aren’t big enough, or the owner doesn’t want a skip on the tiled path for six weeks. Our caged vans pull up, load and leave, so the street is clear again the same day.

Timing is where this helps a builder most. Collect after the strip-out, again after first fix, then once more before the decorators arrive, and the waste never sits in the way of the next trade. Tell us your programme and we’ll book around it.

We separate as we load. Timber, metal and cardboard go for recycling where we can, and plasterboard stays apart from general waste, as the rules require. Keep it to one side and the load goes faster.

If the site is on the Uxbridge Road or anywhere with parking restrictions in front, send us the loading rules with your photos. A short stop is usually all we need, but we’d rather know before the van arrives.

WHAT WE DO IN EALING

Building waste we clear from Ealing sites.

Small refit or full refurb, it’s priced on what’s in the load and how heavy it is.

  • Loft conversion waste

    Old boards, insulation, lath and plaster brought down from the top of the house.

  • Side-return extensions

    Brick, blockwork and spoil from the narrow strip beside a terrace, carried through by hand.

  • Kitchen strip-outs

    Old units, worktops, tiles and fittings cleared before the new kitchen arrives.

  • Bathroom strip-outs

    Sanitaryware, tiles and boards, including anything too heavy for one person.

  • Bagged rubble

    Builders’ bags and rubble sacks, loaded by hand so nothing needs a crane.

  • Plasterboard

    Kept apart from other waste and handled separately.

  • Timber and floorboards

    Joists, boards and offcuts, recycled wherever possible.

  • End-of-job clear-ups

    The last load before handover, so the house is ready for the client.

WHERE WE WORK

Construction waste removal across Ealing.

Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover the whole borough.

  • W5

    Ealing Broadway & Hanger Hill

    Loft conversions and kitchen extensions on bigger houses, some in conservation areas.

  • W13 · W5

    West Ealing & Northfields

    Side returns and refits on terraces with no room for a skip.

  • W7

    Hanwell

    Whole-house refurbs on older terraces, with waste carried through the hall.

  • W3 · NW10

    Acton & Park Royal

    Flat refurbs, plus shop and small unit fit-outs in W3.

  • UB1 · UB2

    Southall

    Extensions and refits on family houses, and shop fit-outs near the Broadway.

YOUR OPTIONS IN EALING

Skip, tip or a van for your Ealing job.

Each one has a place. It depends how much you have, and who’s doing the work.

If you’re a homeowner doing a bit of DIY, start with the Greenford Road tip. Ealing residents can bring 60kg of DIY waste a week for free, or one item, and it’s £28.55 per 100kg after that. You need a booked slot, photo ID and proof of address. The council’s £30 collection is no use here, as it won’t take builders’ waste, bricks or concrete.

If you’re a builder or a firm, the tip charges business rates: £285.50 per tonne for mixed waste with a £28.55 minimum, by card, and you unload it by hand into the containers. That’s reasonable for a small load if you’re passing, but it costs you a person and a van for half a morning.

A skip is the sensible choice if you have a big drive and a long job. Where it doesn’t fit, or you don’t want it sitting there, we load straight into our vans from £80 plus VAT, with a whole cage from £350 plus VAT. Heavy rubble is priced from photos, because weight matters as much as volume. We don’t hire skips or skip bags.

Working in Ealing
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Ealing.

  1. Conservation streetsBrentham and Hanger Hill are conservation areas, and a skip outside can look out of place. A van load on the day leaves nothing behind.
  2. Parking baysIf your site is on a permit street, a suspended bay or a clear drive gives us room to load, so sort that out before the day.
  3. Plasterboard apartKeep plasterboard away from the mixed pile. Tell us it’s there when you book.
  4. Bag sizeHalf-filled rubble sacks are safer to lift than one split bag on the pavement, and they load much faster.
  5. AsbestosOlder Ealing houses can have it in garage roofs and boiler cupboards. Stop and get it checked. We don’t take it.
PRICING

Construction waste removal prices in Ealing.

The same rates we charge across London. Send photos and we’ll confirm your price before we set off.

MINIMUM COLLECTION
from£80

Smaller loads of mixed building waste.

MOST BOOKED
WHOLE CAGE
from£350

Strip-outs, timber and renovation waste.

HEAVY & REGULAR
On request

Rubble, concrete and scheduled site collections.

Our £80 minimum, waiting time, cancellation, parking and VAT are explained on the construction waste removal page and in our London price guide.

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FAQS

Questions about construction waste removal in Ealing.

Our minimum collection is £80 and a whole cage starts at £350, both plus VAT. Rubble and concrete are quoted from photos because of the weight. Tell us what’s in the load and we’ll confirm the price first.

Not with us. We load into the van and leave, so nothing stays on the road. A skip on a public road in Ealing would need a council permit.

No. We collect instead: we load the waste by hand, including anything already bagged up on site, and take it away in one visit.

Yes. Tell us the programme and we’ll come after the strip-out and at set points after that, so the waste doesn’t pile up.

Yes, but it has to stay separate from other waste. Mention it when you book, and keep it in its own pile if you can.

Yes. If the only route is through the hall, we’ll carry it through. Tell us about steps, narrow passages and anything that needs protecting.

Both. A homeowner doing one bathroom and a builder running several sites can book in the same way.

We don’t take asbestos, chemicals, solvents, fuels or oils unless we’ve agreed it first. Tell us about anything unusual when you book.

Whatever needs clearing, recycling or moving — we're ready to get it sorted.