RUBBISH REMOVAL & JUNK CLEARANCE IN STOCKWELL

STOCKWELL RUBBISH REMOVAL FOR YOUR HOME, GARDEN OR BUSINESS

Full or part loads – Only pay for the rubbish we take!

Residential

At one time or another, we all have junk that needs clearing out. That’s when it’s time to call in the professionals. Metro Waste are the ideal choice for all your rubbish removal needs in Stockwell – Our large tipper trucks can hold 13.6 cubic metres of waste and you’ll only pay for what we take.

With full or part load options, we can take away your virtually all your household or garden waste, all for a great price.

Stockwell businesses

Is your Stockwell business having a refit or do you have an ongoing waste stream that needs clearing regularly? Have you just taken over a shop or office and are looking at giving it a makeover? We provide the perfect alternative to hiring a skip so you won’t need to worry about a permit.

Construction sites

Are you a property developer that needs your Stockwell construction site kept clear of waste? Our professional team and large tipper trucks can get your site cleared fast!

If any of the above scenarios apply to you, get in touch with Metro Waste to see how we can help you clear away your waste. Stockwell is a large area covering several postcodes, of which we cover all – SW8, SW9 and SW4.

Service summary: Waste collection Stockwell, flat & house clearances, junk & refuse collection, garbage disposal, office clearance, trash, rejectamenta & waste management, junk & litter disposed of, garden debris removed, scrap & trash taken away in Stockwell.

Is Our Stockwell Rubbish Removal Not Right For You?

There are times when hiring Metro Waste’s tipper trucks to clear your unwanted rubbish just isn’t suitable. Perhaps you have a slow-moving waste stream and hiring a skip in SW8, SW9 or SW4 would be a better option. If that’s the case, visit our Stockwell Skip Hire page for a range of choices. We’re fully insured and are a Licensed Waste Carrier with the Environment Agency.

Did you know?

Back in 1676, King Charles II had a problem. Revolution was in the air, and he was fearful of potential uprisings. No place was riper for meetings and inflammatory conversation than the extremely popular tea and coffee houses of the day. So, to combat this, Charles put an extortionate tax on tea; 119% of the price of manufacture.

People loved tea so much that a black market emerged. By the early 1700’s, tea smuggling was a big and lucrative business. London, being the biggest market, was the centre of the smuggling trade in England. Dealers had to work directly with smugglers; deals were struck, and product transferred at the unofficial headquarters of the tea smuggling trade; the warehouses of Stockwell.