Furniture Removal in West Central 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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Learn more about Furniture Removal in West Central London

There are a variety of furniture removal services that you could use in West Central London to remove unwanted items of furniture from your home or office, including private waste carrier services, bulky waste collection services provided by the council and even charity shops that will accept furniture that is in good enough condition to be rehomed.

It is estimated that there are over 16,000 items of furniture discarded each year in West Central London, which is fairly low in comparison to other London areas, because of the size of the area. However, we believe this number can still be lowered. Furniture removal can be an ideal service for anybody looking to get rid of unwanted furniture items such as chairs, tables, beds, bookcases and more from their homes or places of work. Very few people own vehicles that could hold all these waste items and they may not know what items can be recycled and reused. So by using a professional furniture removal service, you will be hiring somebody to do all the manual labour for you and also somebody who has the experience in disposing of furniture waste properly.

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Reliable furniture removal service in West Central London

The council services across West Central London can provide you with bulky waste collection services. However, you may be limited to what items you can give them, the volume of waste you can have collected and unlike with a private furniture removal service you need to labour to get the items out of your property and you are unlikely to know the full details of what happens to your waste once it has been collected.

If you have furniture in your property that are in good condition, they are just no longer wanted by you, then you could check with your local charities to see if they will take them and sell them on for you. Like having your items being transferred to a reuse and recycle centre, this is another way of limiting the volume of waste going to landfill which lowers the negative impact we are having on our environment.

At Wayst, we want to provide all our clients with quality customer service, which is why we offer hassle free, cost-effective, and sustainable furniture removal services. We choose reputable furniture removal companies to partner with, that we know have all their required licensing, qualifications and training, so you can be reassured that if you choose us the job will get done legally and safely. When our partners come to collect your furniture waste, they will find and separate the items that can be repurposed from the items that can be broken down into its base materials so they can be recycled. Once we receive your request to use our services we will arrange a time and date for a collection that works for you. You can find all the necessary information and documentation for furniture removal on the Wayst platform to help make this process as easy and transparent for you as possible.

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What you need to know about West Central London

West Central London is an area right in the heart of the city on the north bank of the River Thames, that includes areas of Covent Garden, Holborn, Fitzrovia, Clerkenwell, Temple, and St Pancras. It is home to several prestigious and well known centres for arts and entertainment including the Royal Opera House, the Cambridge Theatre, and the National Portrait Gallery. There are also several established museums in the area including the postal museum, the Charles Dickens museum, and the British museum. World renowned shopping centers and places of interest in west central London include Tottenham Court Road, Leicester square, Trafalgar Square, the Strand, Russell Square and Covent Garden, as well as the numerous square gardens dotted around the area for residents and visitors.

Population Size 18,046
Active Businesses 4,701
Waste Collected (tonnes)7,568
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 3,959

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

There are few rubbish disposal companies in the immediate area, however there are many private removal and disposal companies around North and East Central London that cover west central. There are also numerous charity shops in the West Central area, including the Fra retail chain for donated homeware, clothing and shoes, several second hand bookshops, the salvation army, oxfam, and the British Heart Foundation. Although skip hire is often a popular option for residents and businesses, obtaining a permit for this particular location might be a challenge due to its prestige and popularity with tourists. Instead those wishing to have large amounts of waste removed from domestic or commercial premises might prefer to use wait and load, as vans are able to park on double yellow lines for up to 20 minutes without a permit. Usually a team of professionals will remove waste from inside the property and load it into the van within this window of time and transport the rubbish immediately, which adds to the convenience of the service.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in West Central London

As parts of West Central London are covered by the London Borough of Camden, residents’ designated reuse and recycling centre is the Regis Road Recycling Centre in NW5, otherwise known as the Camden reuse and recycling centre, and part of the North London Waste Authority. The Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) recycling centre in Wandsworth, although closer to West Central, can only offer free access to the tip to those properties that are covered by Westminster City council who can access the WRWA household waste and recycling centre, also known as the Smugglers Way Reuse and Recycling Centre in SW18. There is also a micro recycling point in SW1 that is accessible by all residents in west central London.

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What rubbish collection services are available in West Central London?

As west central London is covered by two local authority areas, the rules for recycling collection may differ depending on where you reside. For those properties covered by The City of Westminster mixed recycling does not include textiles, small electricals or books which need to be taken to one of the on street micro recycling sites in the area. However there are several second hand bookshops in west central which is the best option as it allows books to be reused and the materials do not require any additional processing. Similarly for disposing of bulky items such as sofas, mattresses, large pieces of furniture and white goods, the City of Westminster first advises residents to advertise the item on websites like freecycle or freegle before taking them to the reuse and recycling centre or arranging a collection through the council. Items must also be left outside the property or in communal bin areas. For west central residences within the London borough of Camden, plastic paper cardboard metal and glass are regularly collected. You can also advertise the local authority recycling services on behalf of your flat or shared household by printing off and displaying the poster provided on the council website in communal areas.

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How is the local authority in West Central London handling your waste?

Westminster City Council is supporting waste reduction initiatives to spread awareness and change habits around food waste and how to compost waste, and opt out of unsolicited junk mail as well as providing reusable nappy vouchers for residents. Camden council have an environment services contract available for download from their website which outlines the service specifications for handling residual waste, dry mixed recycling and food waste. Mixed household recycling collected by Westminster council is taken to one of two Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs) where materials are sorted and baled. Glass is crushed for reuse in a road surfacing product, some of which has even been used on the streets of Westminster. At state of the art materials recovery facilities, some machines can sort up to 14 different types of material, which are sold to reprocessors and manufacturers, saving them time and resources by not having to extract the raw materials.

West Central London Council's Waste Management Performance:

· Annual spend on waste management £1,884,254
· Spend per person £49
· Landfill rate 47.68%
· Reuse and recycling rate 52.32%

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What are the plans for a greener future in West Central London?

Camden council have 4 priorities for environmental services within the borough, including maintaining the environment and increasing engagement with reuse and recycling, The key aims and objectives for the borough are contained within the ‘reduction and recycling plan’ available to download from the council website. The City of Westminster website also sets out its waste strategy which includes home composting targets and an aim to divert 100% of waste from landfill by managing waste at the reduction reuse and recycling level. Reducing the use of non recyclable packaging such as bubble wrap and polystyrene will also support the local authority in achieving its aim for zero waste.

As climate change continues to affect the way people live and work in the capital, current strategies for west central London are already underway to tackle the ‘urban heat island’ effect’ in this bustling area of the city. The London Plan which has been developed in collaboration with the London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) addresses the need for climate adaptation within the central area zone by way or urban greening such as incorporating green roofs, walls and walkways into new developments and retrospectively into existing buildings where possible.

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