Construction waste removal in Hammersmith & Fulham.

Site clearance where there’s no room for a skip.

Building work in this part of London happens in tight places. A kitchen and loft job in a Brackenbury Village terrace has a small front area and a permit street. A flat refit in a Brook Green mansion block has one shared lift and a managing agent who wants the corridors clean by 5pm. A shop fit-out on King Street has a loading bay shared with every other unit.

A skip on the road needs a council permit, a suitable bay and a neighbour who doesn’t mind. Even then it sits there collecting other people’s rubbish. A caged van stops, loads and goes. If you’re a builder, that means the mess doesn’t pile up in the way of the next trade. If you’re a homeowner with a builder who’s stopped clearing up, it means you can get the front room back before the plasterer turns up.

Site clearance is often the part nobody priced for. Strip-outs at the start of a job are heavy and mixed, and the last clean-up before handover is easy to forget. Tell us your programme and book us at the stages that matter, say after the strip-out, or once first fix is done.

Timber, metal and cardboard get split out as we load. Plasterboard has to be kept apart from general waste, so please stack it to one side. Rubble is priced with weight in mind, which is why we ask what’s in the load as well as how much there is.