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Bulky household waste collections

We offer a collection service for bulky items of household waste. To book a collection please call 01993 861020.

Charges

Standard items

£15 for up to 4 items and £5 for each additional item.

Up to a maximum of 6 items per collection.
For more than 6 items another bulky waste collection will need to be arranged.
A refund can only be granted if the collection is cancelled at least 1 full working day before the collection date.

BBQ	Bed
Bike	Bookcase
Cabinet (free standing)	Carpet
Chair	Chest Of Drawers
Computer (domestic only)	Cooker
Cot	Desk
Dish Washer	Dressing Table
Fax Machine	Freezer
Fridge	Fridge / Freezer
Garden Bench	Ironing Board
Lawnmower	Mattress
Microwave	Pushchair
Sofa	Stereo
Swing / slide (dismantled)	Table
Television	Three Piece Suite *
Tumble Dryer	Vacuum Cleaner
Video Player	Wardrobe
Washing Line	Washing Machine
Water Butt	Wheelbarrow
Portable Heater	Table and 4 Chairs *

* Please note that these count as 4 items

Non-standard items

Non-standard bulky waste items will carry a single charge of £15 per item.

Items

Bath (Plastic)

Bath (Cast Iron)

Bathroom Suite (up to 3 items)

Boiler

Dog Kennel

Filing Cabinets

Garage Door

Garage Door (Double)

Piano

Shed (dismantled)

Sink

Storage Heaters

Toilet

Wire Mesh (per 2 metres)

Wood (per cubic yard)

Maximum of 8

Items

Radiators (up to 2)

Maximum of 16

Items

Doors (up to 4 units)

Fence Panels (up to 4 units)

Kitchen Units (up to 4 units)

Windows (up to 4 units)

Shelves (up to 4 units)

Window Blinds (up to 4 units)

Work Tops (up to 4 units)

Maximum of 20

Items

Glass (up to 5 panels)

Furniture reuse

Before booking a bulky waste collection for any good but unwanted furniture, please consider other furniture reuse options.

Used furniture in good condition can be taken to the Dix Pit household waste and recycling centre where it will be donated to a scheme which provides furniture for low-income households. Alternatively you could donate it to a local charity such as Emmaus, or advertise it in newspaper free ads and newsagents' windows.