Rubbish Removal Kilburn NW6
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Full or part loads – Only pay for the rubbish we take!
Kilburn residential rubbish clearance & collection
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. If you’ve found us by searching for “rubbish removal Kilburn” or something similar, you’ve found the right place. 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 Kilburn 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 rubbish removal Kilburn 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.
Kilburn business rubbish collection & removal
Is your Kilburn business having a refit or do you have an ongoing waste stream that needs clearing and collecting regularly? Have you just taken over a shop or office that’s full of general bric-a-brac, litter, and garbage? If so, we provide the perfect alternative to hiring a skip so you won’t need to worry about a permit. We can dispose of all kinds of commercial waste quickly and efficiently.
Kilburn builders’ waste & rubbish removal
Are you a property developer that needs your Kilburn 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 and it’ll only cost you for the amount of rubbish we remove. Our rubbish removal Kilburn trucks can hold up to 3 metric tonnes in weight which is the equivalent of a 14-yard skip. What’s more, our team can do all the lifting and loading of your building waste so your staff can get on with your project uninterrupted. You’ll also save on the price of a permit and you won’t have to worry about arranging delivery or collection of a skip either.
Our Kilburn rubbish removal service is also ideal if the volume of rubbish is more of an issue than the weight; our waste collection trucks can easily cope with both.
If any of the above scenarios apply to you, get in touch with Metro Waste to get a price for rubbish removal in Kilburn, North West London NW6.
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Rubbish removal Kilburn
Kilburn High Road was originally an ancient trackway and was part of a Celtic route between the settlements of Canterbury and St Albans. Under Roman rule, the route was paved and in Anglo-Saxon times the road became known as Watling Street. If you’ve never seen it, there’s a paving stone on Kilburn High Road which commemorates the Watling Street route.
Kilburn sprang up on the banks of a stream which has been written variously as ‘Cuneburna’, ‘Kelebourne’ and ‘Cyebourne’ which flowed from Hampstead through the parish (then Paddington) – specifically areas that became “Westbourne”, “Bayswater” and Hyde Park – South Kensington and the narrow east part of Chelsea into the Thames. The first two names suggest a meaning of King’s Bourne and Cattle Bourne.
‘Bourne’ is actually a variant of a burn, which is any small river, usually one that dries up in dry spells of weather. The river is known today as the Westbourne. From the 1850s many of its feeder ditches were diverted into combined sewers feeding away to the east; it was otherwise piped underground and is now one of London’s lesser-known underground rivers.