Man and Van Waste Collection – Loaded and Removed for You

Both remove waste, but they suit different situations.

• Choose a man and van when the waste already exists, when it is upstairs or deep inside a property, when you have no driveway and want to avoid a skip permit, or when you want it gone the same visit.
• Choose a skip when you will generate waste over several days, have space to place one, and the waste is heavy – soil and rubble are usually better suited to a 4 yard skip or 6 yard builders skip.

If you only need to load a small amount quickly with the vehicle waiting, wait and load skip hire is another option.

Volume is the single biggest factor in a man-and-van price, and it is hard to judge from a description alone. When you attach photos to your enquiry, the supplier can see roughly how much space the load will take, whether items need dismantling, how far the crew will need to carry, and whether there are stairs or tight corners. Useful shots include a wide view of the whole pile, close-ups of any large or unusual items, and the route from the waste to where the vehicle will park.

1. Send your postcode, a description of the waste and photos if you have them.
2. We confirm a quote and a collection slot with a licensed supplier in your area.
3. The crew arrives, confirms the load matches the quote, and loads everything.
4. The waste is taken to an authorised transfer or treatment facility and you receive a waste transfer note.

If the volume on the day is noticeably larger than described, the crew will explain any adjustment before loading.

Fridges, freezers, televisions and other electrical items are accepted where the supplier is set up for WEEE collection, but must be declared so they are kept apart from general waste. Upholstered sofas and armchairs may contain persistent organic pollutants and need separate handling – see upholstered furniture. Asbestos, chemicals, gas bottles and similar hazardous items cannot go in a man-and-van load.