Clear the space without loading a skip yourself
Garages and sheds often contain a mixture of light bulky items, dense materials, metal and things that need separate handling. Cycleback can price the job from photos, then load and remove the agreed items.
Typical items
- Old shelving, boxes and household clutter
- Garden furniture and tools
- Broken timber and non-hazardous DIY waste
- Metal items and eligible appliances
- Bagged garden waste
What needs to be flagged before collection
Please point out paint, oils, chemicals, gas cylinders, tyres, asbestos or anything else potentially hazardous in the photos. These are not part of the standard collection service. Heavy rubble, soil and concrete are accepted only by prior quote because they are priced by weight and the vehicle has a roughly one-tonne payload limit.
How much does a garage or shed clearance cost?
A small clearance may fit within the ¼-van guide of £110–£130, while larger jobs may fall into the half-, three-quarter- or full-van bands. The final figure depends on the actual amount, access and waste type.
Metal and reusable items
Suitable metal, appliances, furniture and other usable items may be separated for reuse, resale, donation or recycling where practical rather than automatically being sent for disposal.
Garage-clearance FAQs
Can you clear a garage with no vehicle access?
Often yes, but longer carries and difficult access can affect the quote. Send photos showing both the contents and the route to the van.
Can you take old paint or chemicals?
Not through the standard service. Tell Cycleback what you have before booking so unsuitable or hazardous materials are not loaded by mistake.
Can you remove a washing machine or cooker at the same time?
Yes. Suitable non-refrigerated metal-bearing appliances may even qualify for free collection, subject to access, route and condition.