Frequently asked questions
The most common questions about waste removal, container rental and ordering. If you cannot find the answer, call or write to us — we will give you a straight answer.
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How much does waste removal cost?
The price is based on four factors: the amount of waste, the waste type, the location and the workload (carrying, for example). That is why we quote after a short description or a few photos. We can usually give an indicative range over the phone.
How quickly can the waste be removed?
Usually within 1–3 working days, and often on the same or next day when there is a free slot in the schedule.
What kind of waste do you take?
Construction and renovation waste, old furniture, appliances, wood, packaging, household waste, post-move rubbish and mixed waste.
Do you remove old furniture?
Yes. Sofas, cabinets, beds, mattresses and tables are the items we move most often. We can dismantle furniture on site if needed.
Do you remove construction debris?
Yes, from small renovations to larger building sites. For heavy waste such as concrete and tiles we recommend a smaller container.
Can I rent a container?
Yes. We rent containers of 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 20, 25 and 30 m³. We deliver the container and collect it once it is full.
Which container size should I choose?
A single bathroom strip-out or one room of furniture usually fits into a 6–8 m³ container, a 2–3 room renovation into 10–13 m³, and a full flat clearance into 20–25 m³. Light waste needs more volume than heavy construction debris.
Do you serve private clients?
Yes, private clients make up a large share of our work — including small one-off jobs.
Do you serve apartment associations?
Yes. We offer associations one-off clean-up day solutions as well as regular cooperation.
Do you serve businesses?
Yes. Offices, warehouses, shops and construction sites can order single pickups or containers with regular swaps.
Can waste be removed by van?
Yes, if the load fits into one or two van loads. For small amounts, van removal is usually cheaper than renting a container.
Can a flat be cleared completely?
Yes. We clear the flat down to empty rooms, including the basement box and storage room.
Can a garage be cleared?
Yes. Garages often contain metal, tyres and building materials — we separate these because they have different acceptance conditions.
What must not go into a container?
Hazardous waste: asbestos and corrugated cement sheets, paints, solvents, oils, chemicals, batteries, gas cylinders, medicines and refrigeration equipment.
Do I need a permit to place a container?
Not on private property. Placing it on a street, pavement or public parking space usually requires a permit from the local authority — check with your city or municipal government before ordering.
Still have a question?
Describe your situation in a couple of sentences — we will answer and send you an offer right away.