RUBBISH REMOVAL, JUNK & WASTE CLEARANCE HIGHBURY N5

With either full or part load prices, we're the no.1 choice for rubbish and waste clearance in Highbury N5

HIGHBURY WASTE COLLECTION EXPERTS

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

Rubbish removal and clearance in Highbury N5

Highbury home & garden rubbish removal

At one time or another, we all have junk and clutter that needs clearing out. That’s when it’s time to call in the professionals. Metro Waste is the ideal choice for all your rubbish and trash removal needs in Highbury N5 – Our large tipper trucks can hold 13.6 cubic metres of waste and you’ll only pay for the amount of debris we collect.

Whether it’s removing unwanted junk from your garden, loft, garage or house, our hard-working rubbish clearance staff will do all the hard work so that you don’t need to lift a finger. Similarly, if you’ve recently had some renovation work done and need to get rid of the leftover rubbish, we can clear that too. Our Highbury rubbish clearance service is perfect for those bulkier items such as old bathrooms, kitchens and larger household bits and pieces such as wardrobes, sofas and mattresses. We can even collect larger white goods including fridge freezers, washing machines and cookers.

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

Highbury business waste collection

Is your Highbury 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 that’s full of litter and garbage? We provide the perfect alternative to hiring a skip so you won’t need to worry about a permit. We can collect and dispose of all kinds of commercial litter, debris, litter and trash

Highbury builder’s waste removal & disposal

Are you a property developer that needs your Highbury construction site kept clear of debris? Our professional team and large tipper trucks can get your site cleared fast! We can dispose of all kinds of construction litter and trash.

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 in Highbury, North London N5.

Service summary: Waste collection Highbury 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 Highbury, North London N5.

Is Our Highbury Rubbish Removal Not For You?

There are times when hiring Metro Waste’s tipper trucks to clear your unwanted rubbish just isn’t suitable. If that’s the case, why not use our Highbury Skip Hire service instead? We’re fully insured and are a Licensed Waste Carrier with the Environment Agency.

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Old Kitchens & Bathrooms

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Bagged or Loose Rubbish

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Fridges, Freezers etc.

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Metal & Wood

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Highbury Garden Waste

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Construction Debris

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Office & Shop Clearances

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Household & Garage Junk

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Rubbish clearance and removal Highbury N5

Did you know?

After Highbury Manor house was destroyed in 1381, it’s associated grange and barn still remained on the east side of the track that ran south to Hopping Lane, which is now St Paul’s Road. In 1740 a small ale and cake house was opened in the Barn.

30 year later in 1770, William Willoughby took over Highbury Barn and set about making the barn more popular. He bought the farmland and building next door so that he could expand its size and facilities, reaching beyond what’s now Kelvin Road. He created a bowling green, trap-ball grounds and gardens. The barn could cater for company dinners of up to 2,000 people. There were concerts and dancing there, and it became one of the most popular venues in London.

In 1854, events at the annual balls within the grounds of the Barn included the aeronaut Charles Green’s famous balloon ascent and by 1865, there was a huge dancing platform, a rebuilt theatre, high-wire acts, pantomime, music hall and the original Siamese twins.

Unfortunately, the Barn became the victim of its own success; after a riot led by students from Bart’s Hospital in 1869, local residents complained about the Barn ’s increasingly riotous and bawdy clientele. The dispute eventually went to court and in 1871 the barn’s dancing license was cancelled.