Outdoor clearance

Garden clearance

Green waste, old fencing, decking, sheds. Including the brambles you have been ignoring since March.

Old sofa and household junk stacked outside a garden shed before clearance

Back to a garden

Overgrown, storm damage, a fence that finally gave up, a shed that is now more moss than wood. We will clear it and take it, and you will get your Saturday back.

Landlords and lettings

Between tenants, on a deadline, needing it done properly with the paperwork to prove it. That is a job we do a lot.

On the job

What this actually looks like

Contents of a garden shed pulled out ready for removal, including an old mobility scooter
Old sofa and household junk stacked outside a garden shed before clearance
Pile of scrap metal, cupboards and building waste in a garden before clearance
The same garden cleared down to bare ground with rubble stacked for removal

How it works

Three steps. No site visit.

Send a photo

WhatsApp a picture of whatever needs shifting. No need to tidy it first or guess the weight.

Get a price

A straight number back, usually the same day. The real price for your actual load.

It’s gone

We turn up, load it, sweep up, and you get the paperwork showing where it went.

The money bit

What actually decides the price

Nobody likes “it depends”. Here is what it actually depends on, so you can guess pretty well before you even send the photo.

01

How much there is

The biggest single factor, and the one the photo answers on its own. We price by what it takes to shift — part of a van, a full van, one tipper load, three.

02

What’s in it

Some things carry a disposal charge by law — fridges, mattresses, tyres, plasterboard, paint. Others go the other way: if there’s real metal in the load, that value comes off your price.

03

How hard it is to reach

Kerbside and a wide drive is quick. Up two flights, through a narrow side gate, or forty yards down a wet garden is not. We’re charging for the time, not punishing you for the stairs.

04

Where you are

Wymondham and Hethersett are on the doorstep. Beccles is a run. It’s rarely the deciding factor, but it’s honest to say it counts for something.

Why there’s no “from £80” on this page

Because a from-price is a number chosen to get you on the phone, not a number anyone intends to charge. You ring, it turns out your job isn’t the one job in a hundred that qualifies, and the real figure lands once someone is already stood on your drive.

We’d rather you got the actual number for your actual load, in writing, before anyone turns up — and that you were free to ignore it. The price we send is the price you pay, unless you add to the pile, in which case tell us and we’ll re-quote.

Skip or us

A skip is a box you fill yourself.

Sometimes a skip genuinely is the right answer — a long refurb, a job where waste appears over weeks. For a one-off clear-out, it’s usually the more expensive way to do your own lifting.

Hiring a skip compared with a collection from us
What A skip Us
Who loads it You do, over several evenings We do, while you make a cup of tea
Permit Needed if it stands on the road, from the council Never — nothing is left anywhere
How long it’s there Sat on your drive for the hire period Gone the same visit
How full Level with the rim, no higher Loaded properly, stacked, strapped
Fridges & mattresses Usually excluded or surcharged Taken, and handled under the WEEE rules
Sorting Whatever went in goes as mixed waste Metal pulled out and recycled, rest sorted
Paperwork A hire invoice A waste transfer note with our carrier number on it

One thing worth knowing either way: your duty of care follows the waste, not the container. Hiring a skip from an unregistered operator lands you in exactly the same place as handing it to a van — here’s how to check either of them.

FAQ

Straight answers

Do you dig out roots and stumps, or just cut it down?

We dig them out. Cutting it down is the easy part and it all comes back in April — brambles thicker than before, because you have effectively pruned them. The crowns, stumps and buried concrete come out too.

Can you take soil and rubble?

Yes, but weight is the limit rather than volume. Soil and hardcore get heavy far faster than green waste, so a load that looks small can still be a full one.

What if there is Japanese knotweed?

We do not treat it, and nor should anyone else with a digger and a trailer — it needs specialist treatment and controlled disposal, and chopping it up spreads it. Photograph it and send it before anyone touches the garden.

What areas do you cover?

Wymondham and everywhere down the A11 and A47 — Norwich, Attleborough, Thetford, Diss, Long Stratton and across into Suffolk to Beccles and Bungay. If you are not sure, just ask.

Is it all done legally?

Yes. We are an upper-tier registered waste carrier and a licensed scrap metal dealer with both councils, and every load comes with a waste transfer note. Ask for our registration number when you ring and we will give it to you, so you can check it against our name on the public register.

How quickly can you come?

Often the same week, sometimes the same day if we are passing. Tell us where you are and you will get the honest answer rather than the one that gets us the booking.

Send us a photo. Get a price.

Snap whatever needs shifting and send it over. You’ll get a straight answer, usually the same day — no site visit, no waiting in for anyone.

Or leave your number and we’ll ring you back