Building work in Holland Park often means bulky, heavy waste that is hard to store neatly, especially around Victorian terraces, villas and mews houses near the park. Construction Waste collections help keep projects moving without piles of rubble outside.

Renovations to period homes, refits in modern apartments, or a quick refresh before a move can all leave you with more waste than a standard bin can handle. People also book after a tenancy ends or when a contractor needs the site cleared before the next trade arrives.

MakWaste collects common building and renovation debris including rubble and bricks, timber and wood, plasterboard, tiles and ceramics, and metal and piping. We can also take wiring and cables, packaging materials, and mixed construction waste from a single load.

On the day, point out what needs to go and keep it in one place if you can, such as a hallway, courtyard, or by the front gate. The team loads it into the van, checks nothing is taken by mistake, then clears up so you can get back to the job.

All waste is taken to licensed facilities for sorting and treatment under CBDU328803. We recycle or donate over 90% of what we collect, keeping as much as possible out of landfill.

Holland Park’s grand detached period homes and terraces can mean narrow access routes, shared entrances, or short mews lanes, so a clear path to the waste helps. If you are in an apartment, let us know about lifts, stairs, or concierge access so we can plan the quickest collection.

We operate 06:00 to 23:00, 7 days a week, with same-day slots available in West London when the schedule allows. Call for a firm quote, or use our Rubbish Removal in Holland Park page if you are clearing non-building waste as well.

If you are also clearing outdoor areas after works, see Garden Clearance in Holland Park. For larger clear-outs alongside a renovation, House Clearance in Holland Park can be booked in the same visit.