London homes cover every era, from Georgian townhouses and Victorian terraces to post-war blocks and modern high-rises, so building work often produces heavy, messy waste. Construction Waste collections help keep projects moving and shared areas clear.

People book when a renovation runs over, after a kitchen or bathroom refit, or when builders leave a pile behind that will not fit in normal bins. It is also common after end of tenancy repairs or when clearing out packaging and offcuts from a flat refurb.

MakWaste collects 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 the load when you call.

On the day, the team arrives in a van, loads the waste quickly, then clears the area so you can get back to work. You just need to point out what is going and keep it separate from anything you want to keep.

All waste is taken to licensed facilities, and MakWaste recycles or donates over 90% of what it collects. Your collection is handled under licence CBDU328803, so you get a proper, compliant removal.

Access can be tight in London terraces, older conversions, and high-rise developments with lifts and loading rules, so it helps to mention stairs, floor level, or any time restrictions when booking. If you have other clear-outs alongside the build waste, you can also look at Rubbish Removal in London or House Clearance in London.

MakWaste operates 06:00 to 23:00, 7 days a week, with same-day slots available across London. Call to describe the waste and get an estimate, then you will receive a firm quote based on the load and access.