Rubbish / Waste / Clearance in March, Cambridgeshire (2)

Most rubbish clearance companies covering March will clear a wide range of waste. The most common:

• General household waste, such as food waste, packaging, and old clothes
• Garden waste that includes leaves, branches, weeds, and grass cuttings
• Construction waste and building materials, such as bricks, tiles, and plasterboard
• Commercial waste, including cardboard and packaging materials

What they won’t clear

Some types of waste won’t usually be dealt with by standard rubbish clearance services. They include:

• Hazardous waste, such as chemicals, batteries, and paint
• Asbestos, which is classified as a dangerous material must be removed by a trained specialist

If you’re unsure or have questions, discuss the details of your clearance with rubbish / waste experts covering your area.

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No, you don't generally need to be at home for a rubbish clearance – as long as the waste is accessible.

That means you can:

• Leave keys in a safe place or with a neighbour for the clearance company to collect

• Leave the waste in an easily accessible outdoor location on your property – often a good option for garden waste

  Either way, it's always a good idea to discuss your specific requirements with the rubbish clearance company before hiring them.

Yes, most rubbish clearance companies will recycle as much of your waste as possible. By doing this, they help reduce the amount of waste that goes into landfill sites.

Here's a list of recyclable waste types that rubbish / waste clearance companies operating in March might typically handle:

• Paper and cardboard – Newspapers, magazines, office paper, and cardboard boxes
• Plastics – Bottles, containers, and packaging materials made from recyclable plastics
• Glass – Bottles, jars and window glass
• Metal – Cans, scrap metal, appliances
• Textiles – Clothing, linens, curtains, and bed sheets
• Wood – Furniture, wooden pallets, construction materials (if not treated with harmful chemicals).
• Electronics – Computers, TVs, phones, and small appliances
• Garden waste – Grass clippings, leaves, and small branches
• Construction and demolition waste – Bricks, concrete, wood, and metal

Important note:

Recycling regulations and accepted materials vary across the country. Therefore, it’s important to check with your local waste management authority or clearance companies for specific guidelines.

The time it takes to carry out waste clearance will depend on the size of the property, the type and amount of waste being cleared, and the complexity of the job.

To help you plan your clearance, here are some estimated timings for common clearance jobs – actual times may vary:

• One-bedroom flat – 2-3 hours
• Two-bedroom house – 3-4 hours
• Three-bedroom house – 4-6 hours
• Large house or commercial property – 1-3+ days

Factors affecting clearance times

Here are some of the factors that will affect how long it takes to complete the clearance:

• Large or awkward items – Cumbersome rubbish can slow down the clearance process
• Traffic conditions – Heavy traffic can cause it to take longer to transport items to the disposal site
• Adverse weather conditions – Extreme weather can slow down the clearance process, especially if it involves outdoor work

For more precise timings, speak to experienced rubbish / waste clearance services in your area.

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Yes, most rubbish clearance companies working in March will clear your garden waste.

That said, it's always a good idea to check with specific companies to confirm they offer garden waste clearance – and how much they charge.

Common garden waste items that clearance companies will typically collect include:

• Grass cuttings
• Leaves
• Hedge clippings
• Prunings from shrubs and trees
• Weeds
• Small branches
• Christmas trees

Before hiring a clearance company, speak to them to confirm that they offer a garden waste service for the items you want them to collect.

Some rubbish / waste clearance companies operating in March might offer a same-day service, but it’s not usually considered a standard service.

A same-day clearance service will depend on:

• The company's workload
• The type of clearance
• The amount of waste
• Where you live

If you’re in need of an urgent same-day clearance service, it’s best to call waste clearance services near you to find out their availability.

To ensure your property is cleared efficiently and responsibly, consider these tips when choosing a rubbish / waste clearance service to hire in March:

• Check online reviews to determine their reputation and quality of work
• Ask about their experience in handling various types of waste and their recycling practices
• Ensure they have the necessary licenses and permits to operate waste clearance services in your area
• Get multiple quotes from different clearance companies operating in March so you can compare prices and services
• Make sure they have public liability insurance to cover potential accidents or damages during the clearance process
• Use Checkatrade and hire one of our verified members that have undergone up to 12 rigorous checks, so you can hire with confidence

For more helpful advice, check out our guide on finding the best local waste clearance services near you.