Chelsea’s mix of Georgian and Victorian homes, plus modern apartments and mansion blocks, means building work is common and waste builds up quickly. After a refit near King’s Road or a flat upgrade in a mansion block, rubble and offcuts can be hard to store neatly.

People book construction waste removal in Chelsea for kitchen and bathroom refurbishments, re-plastering, flooring changes, and small structural jobs. It also helps when clearing leftover materials after a move, end of tenancy, or a rushed snagging list before handover.

MakWaste collects the typical waste from construction and renovation projects, including rubble and bricks, timber and wood, plasterboard, tiles and ceramics, metal and piping, wiring and cables, packaging materials, and mixed construction waste. If you are unsure what counts, describe what you have when you call.

On the day, the team arrives in one of six vans and loads the waste quickly, keeping disruption down for neighbours. You just need to point out what is going and keep the route to the waste clear, then we do the lifting and loading.

All waste is taken to licensed facilities, and MakWaste recycles or donates over 90% of what it collects. As a registered waste carrier, CBDU328803, you get peace of mind that your building waste is handled properly.

Chelsea properties often have shared entrances, internal stairs, and managed communal areas, especially in Art Deco and Victorian or Edwardian mansion blocks. If your waste is coming from a flat, tell us about stairs, lifts, or any building rules, and we will plan the load-out.

MakWaste operates 06:00 to 23:00, seven days a week, with same-day slots available when capacity allows. Call to explain what you need removed in SW3 and get a firm quote, and you can also look at Rubbish Removal in Chelsea or House Clearance in Chelsea if your job includes non-building waste.