Rubbish removal in Moortown

Most lofts, yes. One person passes items down the ladder, the other carries them out, so it moves along steadily. Boarded lofts full of boxes, old suitcases, Christmas decorations and broken furniture are all fine. Insulation rolls are fine too, but tell us about any old water tanks or anything that looks like asbestos lagging, which we can't take.

Yes. We carry down the stairs, and we'll take larger pieces apart if they won't make the turns. Let us know which floor and whether there are fire doors on the landings, and we'll bring what we need. It all goes into the price we agree before loading.

If you have a car and a small amount, possibly. Leeds tips limit DIY waste per visit and need a permit for vans and trailers, and staff can't help unload. For a full garage or loft from Moortown, most people find it easier to have it collected. The council itself publishes minimum disposal costs, and warns that a quote below them probably means fly-tipping.

Yes. The Leeds brown bin service usually stops from late November until spring, and branches over 3cm thick aren't accepted even when it's running. We take branches, hedge cuttings, leaves and turf at any time of year. Tell us roughly how much there is and whether it's bagged.

Yes. A landlord or letting agent clearing a rental is producing commercial waste, so a waste transfer note is needed and we issue one. It lists what was collected and where it went. Keep it for two years in case the council asks. The council tips won't accept landlord waste.