1St Class Waste and Recycling Limited
London, SE7
Every firm here is registered with the Environment Agency and its registration covers rubbish & junk removal. The category comes from the register's own activity codes and the registered name, never from a judgement we have made — and a registration permits the work, it does not say the firm does it well. Check any of them against the register before you book, and check the tier: two thirds of the register is lower tier, which does not permit carrying somebody else's waste at all.
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London, SE7
London, NW9
London, SE22
London, SW11
London, SE15
London, EC2A
London, N1
London, SE19
London, NW11
London, N9
London, SE9
London, NW10
London, SE16
London, SE16
London, SE9
London, DA1
London, NW5
London, WC2H
London, SE9
London, SW11
London, NW10
London, NW11
London, SE15
London, N9
London, N22
London, SE16
London, SE1
London, WC2H
London, NW4
London, E1
London, SE15
London, WC2H
London, N9
London, SE11
London, SE13
London, SW15
London, EC1N
London, W1H
London, N21
London, SE6
London, N12
London, DA16
London, SE15
London, SW17
London, N1
London, SW4
London, SW4
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London, SW2
London, SE1
London, E4
London, W2
London, N3
London, NW3
London, SE12
London, W9
London, EC3V
London, EC1V
London, N1
Charges for disposing of household DIY waste at council recycling centres have been abolished in England. Free disposal covers up to two 50-litre rubble bags, or one bulky item roughly the size of a bath, up to four visits in any four weeks. Beyond that a council may charge, but for a small job it is worth knowing the allowance exists.
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