Construction waste removal
Construction waste removal means carrying out what's left after a renovation - plasterboard, bricks, screed, tiles and timber - from the site and handing it over at a construction waste disposal site. Construction waste must not be thrown into household bins: that is a breach of the municipal regulations. We do the loading ourselves, clean up after ourselves and issue a receipt.
- Small amountfrom €30-€50
- Half a vanfrom €50-€100
- Full vanfrom €100-€200
Prices shown are estimates and are confirmed with an exact quote after a free survey.
What the service includes
- Carrying construction waste out of the site, including from a floor with no lift
- Bags supplied for loose materials
- Loading under a cover so nothing spills on the stairs
- Protection of the entrance and communal areas
- Transport to a construction waste disposal site
- Cleaning up the area after removal
- A receipt describing what was taken away
How it works
Description
You tell us the type of material, the approximate volume, the address and access to the entrance.
10 minutes
Quote
We give you a price based on your description. For larger sites we do a free survey.
within 1 hour
Booking a time
We set a date and time. If the waste isn't bagged, we bring our own bags.
at your choice
Carrying out and loading
We carry it out, load it and clean the stairwell and entrance.
30-60 minutes
Removal and paperwork
We hand the waste over at the disposal site and issue a receipt.
same day
Prices
| Up to half a van | from €30-€50 |
|---|---|
| Half to a full van | from €50-€100 |
| Full van | from €100-€200 |
| Carrying down from a floor with no lift | from after a survey |
Construction waste is charged per trip, not per cubic metre, because it is heavy - one cubic metre of bricks weighs about 1,800 kg and concrete about 2,400 kg. So a van load of construction waste is limited by weight long before the van is full by volume.
What we accept
- • Plasterboard and gypsum-based compounds
- • Bricks, blocks and stone
- • Screed, concrete and plaster
- • Tiles, ceramic wall tiles and terracotta
- • Timber - boards, beams, old parquet
- • Old window frames and doors
- • Metal profiles and rebar
What we DON'T accept
- • Asbestos and asbestos-cement sheets (Eternit)
- • Paints, varnishes, solvents and chemicals
- • Construction waste mixed with household rubbish
- • Car tyres and batteries
Asbestos must be disposed of under a special procedure by a company licensed for hazardous waste. If during the renovation you find Eternit sheets or old insulation you suspect contains asbestos, stop work and contact RIOSV Varna (the Regional Inspectorate of Environment and Water). Do not collect it yourself and do not mix it with the rest of the waste.
Important before the renovation starts
- Don't mix construction waste with household waste. Disposal sites accept them separately, and a mixed load is either refused or charged at the higher rate.
- Bag loose materials while the renovation is still under way - that way loading takes an hour instead of three and the price is lower.
- Make sure there is a parking space in front of the entrance. Every metre of carrying by hand makes the job more expensive.
- If the renovation is a big one, tell us in advance - for larger quantities it works out cheaper to take the waste away in two trips on different days than all at once.
Tools and equipment
Lifting straps
Spread the weight and protect the back when carrying heavy items.
Moving dollies
Fast, safe handling of heavy loads.
Furniture blankets
Protect furniture from scratches and knocks.
Stretch wrap and bubble wrap
Packing and protection for fragile items.
Disassembly tools
Taking furniture apart and putting it back together on site.
Ramps and stair boards
Safe handling down stairs and over thresholds.
Frequently asked questions
Our work
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