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Fly tipping clearance for private land and car parks

Dumped waste loaded by hand and taken off your land, with a waste transfer note to show where it went.

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  • Rated 5 stars on Google
  • Licensed waste carrier CBDU526130
  • Insured up to £5 million
  • 90% of waste recycled

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Fly tipping clearance for private land and business sites

Fly tipping is a criminal offence, but the person who dumped the waste is rarely the one who ends up dealing with it. Landowners are usually responsible for clearing waste left on private land. So a pile by your gate, on your car park or along your access road becomes your job. We clear it for landowners, landlords, businesses and managing agents.

A dumped load is almost never one thing. Black bags sit on top of a mattress, with rubble sacks and half a ripped-out kitchen underneath. We load all of it by hand, pick up the loose bits that have blown about and sweep the ground afterwards. Dumped waste tends to attract more, so we leave the spot clean. Rubbish left in a shared ginnel is handled as alleyway clearance, and overflow at blocks of flats as bin store clearance.

Send a photo of the pile on WhatsApp and we will quote from it. The price is confirmed before anything is loaded, and we collect same-day or next-day wherever possible. If the waste is strung out along a lane or across a large site, the van stays alongside while the team works through it, much as a wait and load job runs. Managing agents with rubbish in stairwells or shared car parks can add communal area clearance to the visit.

The paperwork matters on this kind of job. We hold upper tier waste carrier licence CBDU526130, every load goes to a licensed facility for sorting, and you get a waste transfer note and an invoice. That is your record that the waste found on your land was passed to a licensed carrier. Our guide on what to do about fly tipping on private land covers the steps to take before you book a clearance.

Fly tipped waste we clear and the sites we clear it from

Dumped loads vary, so treat these as examples and send a photo of what you have.

Fly-tipped bags, tyres and an old sofa dumped on a grass verge

Fly tipped waste we remove

  • Black bags and loose rubbish
  • Sofas, mattresses and broken furniture
  • Fridges, cookers and washers
  • Rubble sacks and builders' waste
  • Kitchen units and worktops
  • Pallets, timber and fencing
  • Garden cuttings and soil
  • Carpets, cardboard and packaging
Worker sweeping a gateway clean after fly-tipped waste has been loaded

Where we clear dumped waste

  • Car parks and forecourts
  • Service yards and loading bays
  • Field gateways and farm tracks
  • Private lanes and access roads
  • Vacant plots and building land
  • Yards behind shops and units
  • Gardens of rental property
  • Verges on industrial estates

Fly tipping clearance prices by load size

Dumped waste is priced by how much of the van it fills, with guide prices from £155. Slide to the load size closest to your pile, then send a photo and we will confirm the price before loading.

4 cubic yards · Medium load

£275 guide price

About 40 bin bags

Typically fits: sofa, armchair, coffee table, a few bags or boxes.

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See all 12 load sizes and guide prices
Load Bin bags Guide price Typically fits
1 yd³ 10 £155 Washing machine, tumble dryer, small loose items
2 yd³ 20 £225 Washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, a few bags or boxes
3 yd³ 25–30 £250 Washing machine, tumble dryer, small cabinet, a few bags or loose items
4 yd³ 40 £275 Sofa, armchair, coffee table, a few bags or boxes
5 yd³ 45–55 £300 Sofa, 2 armchairs, coffee table, TV unit, a few bags or loose items
6 yd³ 55–65 £320 Three-seater sofa, wardrobe, chest of drawers, a few bags or boxes
7 yd³ 65–75 £360 Three-seater sofa, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet, several bags
8 yd³ 75–85 £400 Sofa, bed frame, wardrobe, chest of drawers, desk, several bags or boxes
9 yd³ 85–95 £460 Sofa suite, dining table, 4 chairs, wardrobe, chest of drawers, several bags
10 yd³ 90–100 £520 Sofa, bed frame, 2 wardrobes, chest of drawers, desk, several bags
11 yd³ 100–110 £580 Sofa suite, bed frame, 2 wardrobes, chest of drawers, desk, bags and loose waste
12 yd³ 100–120 £640 2 sofas, bed frame, 2 wardrobes, chest of drawers, dining table, 4 chairs, bags

How our fly tipping clearance works

  1. Photograph the pile

    Send a photo on WhatsApp to 07935 554 253. Tell us where the land is and how close a van can get.

  2. Agree the price

    We size the load from your photo and confirm a clear price. Nothing goes on the van until you have agreed it.

  3. Loaded by hand

    The team loads everything, picks up loose litter and sweeps the ground. You need not be there if the site is open.

  4. Paperwork sent over

    The waste goes to a licensed facility for sorting. You get a waste transfer note and an invoice for your records.

Why landowners and agents use us for fly tipping clearance

Licensed and insured

Upper tier waste carrier licence CBDU526130, with public liability cover up to £5 million while we work on your site.

Collected before it grows

Same-day or next-day collection wherever possible, because a pile that sits for long tends to get added to.

Mixed loads, one visit

Bags, furniture, appliances and rubble go on the same van. You do not need to separate anything first.

Sorted, not dumped again

Dumped loads are taken to licensed facilities and sorted there. About 90% of everything we collect ends up recycled.

Before and after: what our fly tipping clearance looks like

Before: fly-tipped rubbish dumped in a field gateway Before
After: the same gateway clear After

What to do before fly tipped waste is cleared

Take photos of the waste where it lies before anything is moved, and note when you found it. You can report fly tipping to your local council even when it is on private land, and the photos support that report and any insurance claim. Avoid digging through the pile yourself. Dumped loads can hide broken glass, sharp metal and containers of unknown liquid.

Tell us about anything in the pile that looks unusual. Gas bottles, paint tins, chemical drums, tyres or sheeting that might contain asbestos need checking first, so send us a photo and we will tell you how it can be handled. Some hazardous materials such as asbestos need a specialist contractor. Once the land is clear, a locked gate, a barrier or better lighting can make a repeat visit less likely.

What our customers say

“Brilliant service and really quick. Cleared my garage without any hassle.”
John
“Fair pricing and great communication. House clearance completed smoothly.”
Erik
“Reliable and efficient team. Everything was removed quickly and left tidy.”
Lee

Fly tipping clearance FAQs

Who is responsible for clearing fly tipping on private land?

Councils generally clear waste dumped on public land. On private land, the landowner or whoever manages the site is usually responsible for arranging and paying for removal. That is why this service is mostly used by landlords, businesses and managing agents.

Should I report fly tipping before having it cleared?

Yes, it is worth doing. You can report it to your local council even when the waste is on your own land, and photos taken before the clearance back up the report. Reporting does not usually mean the council will remove waste from private land, so you can ask us for a quote at the same time.

Can you clear fly tipped waste if I am not on site?

Yes, as long as the team can reach the waste. Send a photo, tell us exactly where it is and let us know about any gate codes or keys. We confirm the price with you by phone or WhatsApp before loading.

How do I know the waste will not be dumped again?

Check the carrier before you hire anyone. Our upper tier licence number is CBDU526130, and you can look it up on the Environment Agency public register. Our guide on how to check a waste carrier licence shows how. You also get a waste transfer note for the load.

What if there is something hazardous in the pile?

Do not move it. Send us a photo of anything you are unsure about, such as gas bottles, drums, paint or sheeting that could contain asbestos, and we will tell you what can be done. Some hazardous materials need a specialist contractor. We can still talk through clearing the rest of the pile.

How is the price for clearing dumped waste worked out?

By load size, the same as any other collection. Guide prices start at £155 and the price guide on this page shows each load size. Heavy waste such as rubble, or a long carry from where the van can park, can affect the price, which we confirm before loading.

Get fly tipped waste cleared

Send a photo of the pile on WhatsApp or call 07935 554 253 for a free quote.

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