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JUNK COLLECTION · LONDON & M25

Junk Removal & Rubbish Collection in London

We collect unwanted furniture, household rubbish, garden waste and bulky items from homes and businesses across London and the M25.

Household collection guide prices from £55.

Same-day collection available · Call our 24/7 phone line.

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Get a collection estimate

Choose your service and describe the load.

The £55 minimum covers up to 50kg; its volume allowance needs confirmation. Other household and garden bands have both volume and weight limits.

Use the weight of the full load, including heavier items.

Your guide estimate From £55

Up to 50kg. Minimum-load volume allowance needs confirmation.

Guide estimate only. Tell us what needs collecting for a final quote.

+44 20 3404 6996

Household rubbish

Furniture & bulky items

Business collections

London & M25

What rubbish can we collect?

Our team collects unwanted furniture, household rubbish, garden cuttings, electrical items and waste from businesses and building work. We carry the agreed items out and load the vehicle. Mixed loads are assessed by their contents, with unusual or restricted materials identified separately from ordinary rubbish.

Where do we collect in London?

We provide rubbish collection across London and the M25. Each enquiry is matched to the postcode, the items and the property. A furniture collection, an office clearance and building waste require different preparation, so we organise the visit around the job as well as the address.

Who We Are

Tom’s Junk Collectors is a London junk collection business serving homeowners and businesses. Our collection team carries out and loads the agreed waste. Each job is organised around the unwanted items, the property and the person arranging the visit, with a quote for the actual collection.

Our Rubbish Collection Services

House Clearance

Furniture and belongings carried from the agreed rooms and loaded for transport.

Domestic Rubbish Collection

Bagged household rubbish and bulky items removed from homes.

Garden Waste Collection

Cuttings and branches collected separately from soil or mixed outdoor waste.

Commercial Rubbish Collection

Office furniture, packaging and business rubbish removed from commercial premises.

Building Waste Removal

Timber, rubble and refurbishment materials collected as an identified load.

Electronic Waste Disposal

Computers, monitors and unwanted electrical equipment collected by item type.

Rubbish Removal Prices in London

These rates are starting prices for the named services. Larger loads and different materials are priced individually.

ServiceStarting priceHow this applies
Domestic Rubbish CollectionFrom £55Minimum charge up to 50kg: £55. Higher bands: up to 3 cubic yards and 250kg £120; 6 and 500kg £180; 9 and 760kg £240; 12 and 1,000kg £305.
Commercial Rubbish CollectionRequest a QuoteBusiness collections are quoted for the waste types, amount and requirements at the premises. Household guide bands do not establish a commercial collection tariff.
Building Waste RemovalFrom £55Weight-based guide: up to 50kg £55; 250kg £120; 500kg £180; 760kg £240; 1,000kg £305. Larger or unusual loads require a quote.
House ClearanceRequest a QuoteA whole-property clearance receives an individual quote. Household load bands provide a guide for the agreed contents, rather than a fixed price for an entire house.
Garden Waste CollectionFrom £55Household and green waste guide bands apply to both volume and weight. Soil or other dense mixed material is assessed separately from green cuttings.
Electronic Waste DisposalRequest a QuoteThe equipment list determines the quotation. Several small electrical items and bulky equipment do not necessarily require the same collection.
Rubbish Removal Prices in London

Final prices depend on volume, weight, materials, access and special requirements. The quote clarifies VAT, loading, transport and disposal charges; starting prices alone do not establish what is included.

How Our Collection Works

The booking identifies the waste, address and contact person. Our team then removes, loads and takes away the agreed items.

StageOur workWhat the stage establishes
EnquiryWe record the waste description and separate the main collection from any unusual items.A clear item list: for example, furniture and bags from a room, office equipment or refurbishment materials.
QuotationWe price the described job and identify any items requiring separate consideration.The proposed collection, its starting basis and any outstanding questions about the waste, so the quote relates to the correct load.
BookingWe agree the visit and the contact person for the collection address.Who the team will meet, which items are included and how the property will be made available for the collection.
Removal and loadingThe team carries out the agreed items and loads them into the vehicle.Items being removed are distinguished from furniture and belongings staying in the property. Changes to the agreed load are raised at this stage.
Onward handlingCollected waste is taken away for handling appropriate to its material type.Electrical items, building materials and ordinary household rubbish are identified by their contents; collection does not mean every material has the same disposal route.
How Our Rubbish Collection Works
Two removal workers carrying a chest of drawers from a London sitting room

HOUSE CLEARANCE & FURNITURE

House clearance and furniture removal

Our house clearance team carries unwanted furniture and belongings from the agreed rooms to the vehicle. We identify what is staying, so a partial clearance remains a collection of selected items.

Furniture removal in London covers bulky sofas, tables, beds and wardrobes. Their size matters along the whole route from room to vehicle. Dismantling or unusual lifting is established for the listed furniture rather than automatically included with every bulky item.

Two removal workers carrying an unwanted dining table through a wide residential doorway

Furniture is carried along the agreed removal route and loaded into the vehicle.

Waste Types We Collect

Materials are separated here by their collection requirements. Unusual contents are not automatically treated as general rubbish.

Material groupItems in the collectionHandling considerations
Household furnitureSofas, chairs, tables, shelving and other unwanted furnishings.Large pieces are carried out and loaded individually. Loose contents inside drawers or cupboards should be identified as part of the collection rather than assumed included.
Bagged household rubbishBags and smaller unwanted items from domestic clear-outs.The contents matter as well as the number of bags. Electrical equipment, liquids or unknown substances should not be described simply as ordinary household rubbish.
Green garden wasteLeaves, grass cuttings, hedge trimmings and cut branches.Green material is identified separately from soil, rubble and discarded garden furniture. A mixed garden clearance is therefore different from collecting cuttings alone.
Business and office itemsUnwanted desks, chairs, packaging and items from commercial clear-outs.Furniture and packaging are listed as business waste; electrical equipment within an office load is identified separately rather than hidden in a general description.
Building and renovation wasteTimber, rubble and materials left by refurbishment work.The material list establishes what can be collected. Plasterboard, chemicals, liquids and suspected hazardous materials require a separate acceptance decision.
Electrical equipmentComputers, monitors, televisions and other unwanted electrical items.Equipment is identified by type and quantity. Collection is a waste service, not a promise of certified data destruction or an unverified specialist treatment.
Waste Types We Collect
Two workers moving bags of leaves and cut branches in a London garden
Garden waste: tell us about green cuttings and any mixed materials.
Unplugged computer equipment and cables secured on an office trolley
Electrical items: identify the equipment before arranging collection.

COMMERCIAL RUBBISH

Rubbish collection for offices and businesses

We remove unwanted items from offices, shops and commercial premises. Desks, chairs and packaging form the identified load; electrical equipment is listed separately.

Our team works with the nominated contact to distinguish unwanted items from equipment still in use. Building management requirements and requested paperwork are addressed with that contact. Unrelated stock and confidential material are not automatically included.

Two workers moving office furniture on a trolley through business premises
Workers moving bagged refurbishment waste and timber outside a London property

BUILDING WASTE REMOVAL

Building waste, quoted for the materials

We collect agreed building materials from refurbishment and property works. Timber, rubble and renovation rubbish are identified by material, because dense waste represents a different load from lightweight packaging.

Plasterboard, liquids, chemicals and suspected hazardous materials are not automatically accepted as general builders’ waste. Acceptance relates to the actual contents, rather than a promise to remove every substance at the property.

Waste Collection by Property Type

Our carrying and loading route depends on the property, even when the furniture load is the same.

PropertyRemoval routeWhat changes the work
HouseFrom the identified rooms, through the entrance and out to the collection vehicle.Doorway width, turns through halls and the carrying distance influence how bulky furniture can be taken out.
Flat or maisonetteFrom the flat through the building’s shared access to the vehicle.Floor level, usable lifts and communal entrances determine the carrying route. Larger pieces must fit the available route.
Garden or garageFrom the waste location through the outside entrance or passage.Side gates, garden steps and narrow paths affect movement of bags, branches and stored items to the loading point.
Office or shopFrom the agreed work area through the premises to the loading point.Shared corridors, service entrances, building access rules and the responsible contact shape the collection at an occupied workplace.
Refurbishment propertyFrom the identified material piles to a suitable loading position.Site access and the separation of different materials matter alongside keeping the collection route available for carrying and loading.
Waste Collection by Property Type

London and M25 Coverage

We collect across North, South, East, West and Central London and within the M25. Our team checks the collection postcode and matches household, property and workplace enquiries to the relevant service.

What Affects the Collection Price?

These factors explain differences between collection quotes. They are not extra tariffs or fixed surcharges.

Price factorEffect on the jobHow we apply it
VolumeThe waste occupies space in the vehicle, whether it consists of a few large objects or many smaller items.The quotation relates to the described amount. Adding more items can change the collection price rather than extending the original quote automatically.
WeightDense waste creates a different load from lightweight material occupying the same space.Rubble and soil are identified as heavy materials. Their price cannot be inferred solely from how large the pile appears.
Material typeElectrical items, general household rubbish and building materials may follow different handling routes.The quote reflects the identified materials. Unknown or restricted waste is resolved separately instead of being silently included in an ordinary load.
Removal workCarrying large furniture through a property involves different work from collecting loose items at a loading point.The quotation accounts for the removal route and handling required for the listed items, including any specifically agreed dismantling or unusual lifting.
Location and special requirementsCollection location and additional requirements can change how the visit is organised.We establish the relevant requirements in the quote. Published starting prices are not a promise that every address or special request costs the same.
Factors Affecting Collection Prices

Rubbish Collection Questions

Can furniture and bagged rubbish go together?

Yes, an agreed household collection can include both. Electrical items and unusual materials are identified separately from ordinary bagged rubbish.

Does £55 cover a whole house clearance?

No. £55 is the domestic rubbish collection starting price. House clearance is quoted for the selected contents and removal work.

Do I have to move furniture outside?

Our team carries and loads agreed furniture. Any dismantling or unusual lifting is established for the collection.

Is same-day collection available?

Call for available slots. Same-day collection depends on the address and job; it is agreed individually.

How do I book?

Call +44 20 3404 6996 or use our contact page. We take the details, quote and arrange the collection.

Get a Quote for Your Rubbish Collection

Call with your unwanted items and postcode. Our team will quote and arrange the collection.