House Clearance in W14

W14 has approximately 14,341 residential properties and within these properties we use 172,092 pieces of furniture, however with a 5 year average life cycle we discard 34,418 items of furniture in W14 every year.

House clearances in W14 may involve clearing bulky items, garden waste as well as items that can be hazardous for the environment, therefore, using a professional house clearance service in W14 can help make the whole process easier.

Our dedicated W14 house clearance services provide a professional team to do all the heavy lifting for you and we ensure that as much of the waste is disposed of correctly.

Using house clearance services in W14 is the best alternative to skip hire as it is a lot more convenient for you as hiring a skip in W14 may require you to obtain a skip permit and means you need to do all the heavy lifting yourself.

The other types of services that we offer in W14 are:

• Garden Clearances
• IT Recycling
• Hazardous waste disposal
• Confidential Waste Shredding

W14 generates 15,717 tonnes of general waste a year of which only 55.42% is recycled or reused, W14 needs to improve is recycling rates so performing a correct house clearance is very important.

It is important to remember that not every waste contractor in W14 you find can carry out house clearance services properly.

You are legally obligated to ensure that the waste contractor will dispose of your waste responsibly, if not it can result in a fine of up to £10,000 and even a criminal conviction. Make sure that the waste contractor in W14:

• Is licensed by the Environment Agency
• Eliminates all risks involved with house clearance
• Has a quality & health & safety management system in place
• Provide you with all necessary documents, such as a waste transfer note

It is your legal responsibility to choose the right waste contractor for your house clearance in W14, so the biggest risk is choosing the wrong one.

If the house clearance company is not authorised as a waste carrier or illegally dumps the waste, you can face a fine of up to £10,000 and a criminal conviction.