Builders’ bags of waste waiting in a front garden

Construction waste removal in Fulham.

Construction waste removal in Fulham for loft conversions, kitchen extensions and strip-outs on streets with no room for a skip. We pull up, load the bags and the timber by hand and leave, with no skip permit involved.

  • SW6
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CONSTRUCTION WASTE REMOVAL IN FULHAM

SW6 has plenty of building work and nowhere to put a skip.

Fulham’s houses are worth extending, so a lot of them are. Loft conversions and rear extensions on the terraces around Parsons Green, side returns on the Peterborough Estate, full refurbishments in Munster Village. Then there are the basement jobs. Every one of them makes waste on streets that were built for horses, and most have a tiny front garden or none at all.

A skip on a public road needs a council permit, and in a permit bay it usually means suspending parking outside your neighbours’ houses for as long as it’s there. If you’re working on a tight programme, it also fills up with rubbish that isn’t yours. We load straight into a caged van and leave, so the bay is free again by the time the next delivery turns up.

Be realistic about a basement. A full dig can produce more spoil than a caged van suits, so give us the quantities and we’ll say honestly whether we’re the right fit. We’re at our most useful around the dig: the strip-out before it starts, the timber and packaging during it, and the last clean before handover.

For a loft or a kitchen, we suit the job better than a skip does. Book us after the strip-out, again when the first fix is done and once more before the decorators arrive. Keep bagged rubble apart from the lighter stuff, and keep plasterboard separate from everything, because it can’t go in with general waste.

We sort as we load. Timber, metal and cardboard go for recycling where they can, and what’s left goes to licensed sites. Heavy rubble is priced by the job, because a bag of brick weighs far more than it looks.

WHAT WE DO IN FULHAM

Building waste we collect from SW6 jobs.

For builders on site and for homeowners left with the mess. Tell us what’s in the load.

  • Loft conversion waste

    Old insulation, joists, lath and plaster brought down and loaded by hand.

  • Kitchen extension strip-outs

    Units, worktops, tiles and the old back wall, once it’s bagged.

  • Bagged rubble

    Builders’ bags and rubble sacks from front gardens and hallways.

  • Basement job leftovers

    Timber, packaging and strip-out waste from around the dig.

  • Plasterboard

    Kept apart from general waste, as the rules require.

  • Timber and pallets

    Joists, floorboards, offcuts and delivery pallets, recycled where we can.

  • Bathroom strip-outs

    Old sanitaryware, tile and pipework from a first-floor refit.

  • End-of-job clear-outs

    The last load before handover, so the client walks into a clean house.

WHERE WE WORK

Construction waste removal across Fulham.

Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover all of Hammersmith & Fulham.

  • SW6

    Parsons Green & the Peterborough Estate

    Lofts and side returns on terraces with tiny front gardens.

  • SW6

    Munster Village

    Full refurbishments on tight streets of permit bays.

  • SW6

    Bishop’s Park & Fulham Palace Road

    Bigger riverside renovations and basement work.

  • SW6

    Sands End

    Fit-outs in new blocks, with loading booked through the building.

  • SW6

    Fulham Broadway

    Flat refits above shops, where everything comes down shared stairs.

YOUR OPTIONS IN FULHAM

Skip, tip or a van collection on an SW6 job.

Each has its place. On a Fulham terrace, the skip is usually the one that doesn’t work.

A skip is fine if you have a drive or a big front garden, and for a heavy, continuous job it can work out cheaper per load. We don’t hire them ourselves. On most SW6 streets, though, it means a permit, a suspended bay and a metal box outside your neighbour’s window for weeks.

If you’re a homeowner with a small amount, the tip is worth a look. Western Riverside Waste Authority, which runs the sites Hammersmith & Fulham residents use, takes up to 100 litres of DIY waste free from a resident’s van, once every seven days, pre-booked with ID. Rubble and tiles go to Cringle Dock rather than Smugglers Way. Over the limit, it costs £286.70 per tonne with a £154.82 minimum per load, so you can pay more than you’d think for a van of tile and plaster.

Trade customers pay at the gate from the start, and the site runs through Cory Environmental. The council’s collection won’t take large amounts of building waste either. For a builder, the sums are the hour lost driving to Wandsworth and back, as well as the charge.

A collection from us starts at £80 plus VAT for a smaller mixed load, and a whole cage of strip-out waste starts at £350 plus VAT. Heavy rubble and regular visits are priced from photos.

Working in Fulham
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Fulham.

  1. Tell the neighboursTerraced streets share everything, including dust and noise. A note to the neighbours about loading times goes a long way.
  2. Bag sizesHalf-fill anything with rubble in it. Heavy bags get carried through a hall by hand, and they split if they’re overfilled.
  3. Parking baysIf you have a suspended bay for the scaffold or a delivery, tell us which days it’s free, and we’ll aim to use it.
  4. Block rulesSands End and Imperial Wharf fit-outs usually have set working hours. Send us the building’s rules along with your programme.
  5. Match daysAvoid loading near Craven Cottage or Stamford Bridge on a home game. The streets fill up and the van can’t stop.
PRICING

Construction waste removal prices in Fulham.

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 Fulham.

We quote per job, as weight counts as much as volume. The minimum collection is £80 and a whole cage starts at £350, both plus VAT. Send photos and tell us what’s in the load.

No, we don’t hire skips or skip bags. We load what you’ve got into our van and take it away, so there’s no permit to arrange.

Yes. We load them by hand from the front garden, the hall or wherever they’ve ended up. Half-filled bags of rubble are quicker and safer for everyone.

Ask us with the quantities. A full dig may be too much for a caged van. Strip-out waste, timber, packaging and smaller bagged loads around it are easier for us.

Yes, for small sites and end-of-job clear-outs. Tell us the size of the site and how long you have.

Yes. Book us at set points in the job, or tell us your programme and we’ll plan visits around it.

Yes, but it must be kept apart from general waste, so please mention it when you book.

Asbestos, chemicals, solvents, fuels and oils, unless it’s been agreed beforehand. Older houses can have asbestos in them, so if you’re not sure about a material, have it tested before anyone bags it.

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