What is included in rubbish removal
A useful waste enquiry lists what will leave and what stays. Take a photo of the whole load, then identify bulky items, separately gathered green waste and any materials from building work. Do not describe a mixed pile as garden waste simply because it is outside. The contents and the carrying route both inform what can be accepted and quoted.
- Assess the non-hazardous items and materials you want taken.
- Agree the amount, carrying route and collection access before confirming the load.
- Take accepted waste to authorised sites and provide a waste transfer note.
What is not included
- Asbestos and hazardous waste are outside this collection service.
- Cutting back vegetation and dismantling structures are separate tasks.
- Items added after the quotation must be assessed before they are accepted.
Photograph each type of waste separately. Green waste, bulky items and mixed material need a clear description so the collection can be assessed. Say if the bags are already filled or if the enquiry also involves cutting or clearing growth before anything can be moved.
Give a separate count for bulky objects and a separate description for loose waste. If you already have bags, include a photo that shows what they contain and how full they are. Where there is more than one pile, indicate which ones are part of the collection. If waste is still spread across the garden, ask about the preparation that would be needed before a collection can be quoted. We need the actual route to the vehicle, including any slope or threshold between the gate and the load point. An extra photo looking back towards the pile can make that clear.
