Garage clearance in Garretts Green

One fixed fee covers everything: labour to empty the garage, removal of all items (large and small), and disposal at licensed facilities. You don't pay per bag or per trip—we clear the whole space in one session.

Included items span general clutter (boxes, old furniture, redundant appliances), workshop gear (workbenches, hand tools, power tools), vehicles and parts (bikes, motorbikes, car panels, tyres), garden machinery (lawnmowers, strimmers, leaf blowers), and hazardous materials (used motor oil, paint tins, solvents, aerosols). We also sweep and tidy once everything is gone. If items are built in or bolted down—shelving units, workbenches, fitted storage—we dismantle them safely as part of the service.

We don't charge extra for stairs access, tight spaces, or heavy lifting. The only edge case is if the garage floor is unsafe (structural damage, severe flooding) or if you're unsure what's inside—in those cases, we visit first to assess and quote honestly. Items are sorted on site: reusable goods go to local charities, metals to scrap handlers, electricals to WEEE-licensed recyclers, and hazardous waste to specialist contractors.

1. Ring or message usTell us roughly what's in the garage and any access details (driveway width, gates, steps). We typically confirm a slot within 24 hours.
2. Agree the quoteMost garage clears in Garretts Green take between 2 and 4 hours depending on how full the space is. We quote a single all-in fee—no VAT surprises, no hidden charges for tyres or oil disposal.
3. Confirm your dateWe operate Monday to Saturday with flexible Saturday slots. You'll get a 2-hour arrival window the day before.
4. Arrival and walkthroughOur crew arrives with a van and equipment. We walk you through what's being taken, answer any last-minute questions, and start work.
5. On-site sorting and removalItems are separated into reusable, recyclable, and hazardous streams right there in your garage. We load the van, sweep the floor, and leave you with a clear space.
6. Payment and paperworkYou pay on completion. We provide a waste transfer note detailing what was removed and where it went—essential for your records and our licensing compliance.
7. Waste destinationsReusable furniture and tools go to local charity shops in West Midlands. Metals are sold to registered scrap dealers. Electricals (fridges, heaters, power tools) go to WEEE-approved facilities. Paint, oil, and solvents go to hazardous waste licensed contractors.

Garage clearance involves several waste streams, each with legal disposal routes. We handle all of it to standard and provide the paperwork to prove it.

Hazardous items. Used motor oil, paint tins, solvents, and aerosols must go to licensed hazardous waste contractors—not landfill. We separate these on site and take them to facilities approved by the Local Authority's hazardous household waste route. Tyres have a disposal fee (recovered by the Tyre Recovery Association scheme), but that's built into our quote.

Electrical items. Fridges, freezers, electric heaters, power tools, and LED lights fall under WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) regulations. We send these to WEEE-licensed recyclers who recover metals, plastics, and refrigerant safely. F-gas regulations also apply to fridges and air-con units—we ensure refrigerant is drained by certified engineers before disposal.

Furniture and reusable goods. Sofas, chairs, tables, and shelving that are still usable go to charity partners rather than waste. This keeps items in use and saves you money on disposal.

Your waste transfer note. You'll receive a copy of the waste transfer note signed by our licensed contractor. This proves you've disposed of waste legally—important if you ever sell the house or face questions from the council. We hold all carrier and facility licences and public liability insurance, so you're covered.