Furniture Removal in East London

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Mini Load

1 Cubic Yard

£99.00 + VAT

Load approx. 8 bin bags

10 mins labour

Max weight 70kg

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Midi Load

3 Cubic Yard

£135.00 + VAT

Load approx. 20 bin bags

20 mins labour

Max weight 250kg

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Medi Load

7 Cubic Yard

£198.00 + VAT

Load approx. 45 bin bags

30 mins labour

Max weight 500kg

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Large Load

10 Cubic Yard

£270.00 + VAT

Load approx. 60 bin bags

45 mins labour

Max weight 750kg

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X Large Load

14 Cubic Yard

£300.00 + VAT

Load approx. 80 bin bags

60 mins labour

Max weight 1000kg

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Bespoke Clearance

More than 14 Cubic Yard

Price on request + VAT

Fixed price on request

For larger clearances

We may need to visit site

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Desk Clearance in East London

Chair Removal in East London

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East London is an extremely busy area of the city, with populous residential areas and recently redeveloped commercial and business hubs. As new residential projects appear and old ones are rejuvenated, East London sees a constant influx of new faces that are either settling in the area or setting up a base for their new company. With this mobility comes the inevitable replacement of the existing furniture within freshly purchased properties, leaving furniture removal services with an important role to play in keeping up with the demand. Countless private waste management firms operate in the area and offer furniture removals along with a list of other services, while the local borough councils also do their bit with bulky item collections for residents.

Last year, East London disposed of around 2 million pieces of furniture. With this much furniture in need of collection, the demand for can sometimes overwhelm the council-run clearance efforts, increasing the wait time for their furniture removal services. Alternatively, you could explore a different avenue to dispose of your unwanted furniture and donate it to charity. East London’s many charity shops and reuse organisations are occasionally on the look-out for furniture and will usually accept a single item if it is in good condition and has the relevant fire safety labelling still attached. This method of disposal is cheaper than using a private furniture removal company or the local authority, however collection times and locations will be at the discretion of the charity.

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Reliable furniture removal service in East London

The local authorities in East London all operate some form of bulky item collection for furniture removal type services with varying pricing systems and time efficiency depending on the demand in the area. For example, a collection in Havering might cost residents around £40 for 1-3 items of furniture, with an additional charge for any other items after that. In Barking and Dagenham however, 1-4 items will cost residents just £10 with pricing that ranges up to £70 for over 20 items. Despite being relatively cheap, this service requires large pieces of furniture to be broken down and dismantled, as well as moved outside of the property by the homeowner on the day of collection.

For the many businesses in East London, charitable donation for unwanted furniture may seem like an environmentally friendly way to help the local community, but due to most charities only having room for a few items of bulky furniture each, this is not always the case. Here at Wayst, our highly skilled furniture removal specialists are able to clear entire floors of office furniture within very short notice. As industry leaders, we take our responsibility to safeguard the environment very seriously by recycling and reusing 92% of the waste that our teams collect. Our specialist waste removal partners can find new homes for unwanted office furniture by putting into reuse through public organisations like schools and libraries.

Additionally, Wayst provides protection for residents and businesses from the illegal dumping of furniture. As the responsibility to ensure the legal disposal of waste falls to the waste owner, we understand the importance of providing a trustworthy, high quality removal service. For that reason, our furniture removal partners are all licensed waste carriers, with the latest health and safety training. After your unwanted furniture is removed, our teams will transport any furniture that they deem to be beyond repair to a local waste management facility, where it will be broken down and repurposed.

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What you need to know about East London

East London has traditionally been known as the centre for manufacturing and trade in the city. Less wealthy than west central areas, people have historically come to this part of London to work in the docks and factories along the banks of the Thames. The work was often incredibly arduous and in dangerous conditions that wealthy neighbourhoods wanted kept away from the city centre. Bone processing, rope making, tanning and gunpowder making were among some of the early East London industries that would have resulted in fumes and air pollution in the area, and fish farms and slaughterhouses would have contributed to putrid odours that would have made much of east London unpleasant to live and work in. The Victorian era of industrialisation also affected the quality of living conditions for London’s East Enders, as many workers from outside the city were bought in resulting in overcrowding and crime as many working-class communities struggled to make ends meet. After the second world war, many of London’s East End industries died out making way for new housing developments, improved standards of living for working class communities, and more social mobility. Nowadays, East London’s Canary Wharf is the home for banking and finance in the city, generating and bringing in vast amounts of wealth to the area. Shoreditch, Dalston and Stratford have been regenerated in recent years and are now considered to be young, trendy, and affluent with many bars, clubs, and pedestrianised shopping areas characterised by quirky independent shops such as those found on Broadway Market. Although it is still the industrial heart of the city, East London has experienced a huge amount of development in recent years from housing to business investment and a growing number of digital technology start-ups. Suppliers and manufacturers now conduct much of their business online and have extended their reach beyond the city, increasing their revenue and economic value. East London based building contractors provide thousands of jobs in construction and related industries in and around the city, and waste disposal in London is another essential service that provides employment for hundreds of workers in the area.

Population Size 2,161,200
Active Businesses 8,599
Waste Collected (tonnes)906,290
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 449,792

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in East London?

Rubbish disposal services like other businesses are fast becoming digitised, allowing them to enter the global market and provide far reaching commercial and domestic solutions for waste management, whilst caring for the environment.15 of the best waste disposal sites in East London can be found in Hackney, Shoreditch, Whitechapel, Barking, Leyton, Woodford Green and Thames Wharf, and offer a full range of rubbish collection and refuse services including house clearance and independent skip hire.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in East London

Barking and Dagenham, which is one of the largest boroughs in East London runs the Frizlands Lane reuse and recycling Centre on Rainham Road in North Dagenham, Gerpins Lane RRC in Havering, Chigwell Road in Redbridge, and Jenkins Lane recycling centre in Newham. These sites are only available to residents living in an East London Waste Authority (EWLA) borough and proof of address such as a council tax bill or driving license is required to access the site. Frizlands Lane also accepts cash payments from residents outside the ELWA for using the facility, bearing in mind that there are often long queues outside as this facility, along with the other aforementioned sites operates on a first come first served basis.

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What rubbish collection services are available in East London?

East London Councils provide free and competitively priced household waste services for residents, although the provision may vary slightly between boroughs depending on the local authority and the rate of council tax paid by people living in the area. Aside from general non-recyclable rubbish collection, Council run rubbish removal services in East London provide standard recycling collection, assisted rubbish collection and clinical waste collection services free of charge. Most Local Authorities in East London also provide organic waste disposal caddies for food waste. Garden waste collection normally needs to be paid for and is usually available as a subscription service. Bulky and large item collection is also a fee-paying service unless the council has a special arrangement for specific items such as free fridge/freezer collections.

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How is the local authority in East London handling your waste?

The East London Waste Authority (ELWA) oversees several local authorities in East London, and sets out waste management policies, provides planning, and works in partnership with local borough councils to manage waste effectively. The ELWA manages facilities in Rainham, and Beckton where fuel is generated through various treatment processes.

East London Council's Waste Management Performance:

- Overall annual spend on waste management: £108,059,991.65
- Per person spend: £50
- Reuse and recycling rate: 49.63%
- Landfill rate: 50.37%

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What are the plans for a greener future in East London?

In terms of their commitment to the environment and sustainability, many start-ups and SME’s in East London are leading the way, even though it is often more costly for them to do so. With one entrepreneur recently featured in the Made In Shoreditch website for launching a campaign to start the first zero waste, plastic free shop in the area, to tech companies like Bulb, who now provide over 1 million homes with renewable energy, environmentally friendly businesses represent the future both on and offline.

Independent businesses that seek to consider the environment as a key part of their business strategy are also becoming extremely popular with consumers as we continue to notice the adverse effects of manmade climate change. The loss of natural habitats for so many marine and land animals because of rising temperatures and noticeable shifts in seasonal weather patterns is made all the more painful for regular consumers who often have no choice but to opt for single use plastic. The simple lack of choice and provision from big supermarket chains generates huge amounts of nonrecyclable waste which is fast becoming untenable, and this is something start-up companies in east London are capitalising on to pave the way for real commercial and environmental change.

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Furniture Removal in East London

Find Furniture Removal in East London in a few clicks

Choose your size

Mini Load

Midi Load

Medi Load

Large Load

X Large Load

Bespoke Clearance

Explore all services for Office Clearance in East London

Desk Clearance in East London

Chair Removal in East London

Cupboard Recycling in East London

Learn more about Furniture Removal in East London

Reliable furniture removal service in East London

Request a Call Back

What you need to know about East London

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in East London?

Where are the nearest recycling centres in East London

What rubbish collection services are available in East London?

How is the local authority in East London handling your waste?

What are the plans for a greener future in East London?

Furniture Removal Services In Postcodes Of East London