Greenwich House Clearance — Transparent Pricing & Free Quotes
Clear, local rubbish company prices for the Greenwich area
Greenwich House Clearance offers a clear pricing framework designed for homeowners, landlords and businesses in the Greenwich area. Our goal is to make rubbish removal and man and van services straightforward so you know the cost before we arrive. This page explains our transparent pricing model, load-based and cubic-yard rates, sample jobs and our free quote policy — all tailored to typical properties around Greenwich, from Victorian terraces near Greenwich Park to riverside flats by the Cutty Sark.
We price our services to reflect real-world rubbish disposal: no hidden fees, no surprise surcharges and clear explanations of what adds to man and van cost in the area. Our charges combine labour, disposal fees and vehicle time. We list typical rubbish company prices for the area and offer load-based estimates and volumetric (cubic-yard) rates so you can choose the method that fits your job.
How our transparent pricing model works
Our pricing has three simple components: hourly man and van cost, load-based pricing (small, medium, full loads) and cubic-yard rates for mixed waste. We provide illustrative examples below so you can relate estimates to common property styles in Greenwich and busy local spots like Greenwich Market or Maze Hill.
1) Hourly man and van cost
This is ideal when the job is labour-heavy (lots of bulky items, tight staircases or flat conversions). Our man and van cost is competitive for the Greenwich area and covers a two-person crew plus van for a set hourly rate. Hourly pricing is often best for tenement flats or multi-storey houses in conservation areas where carrying time dominates.
2) Load-based rates
We offer load-based pricing with clear definitions: small (van quarter-load), medium (half-load), large (full van) and multiple-van jobs. This approach works well for garden clearances in suburban Greenwich or clearing contents of a one-bedroom flat after a move.
3) Cubic-yard rates
Cubic-yard pricing suits mixed waste or when you prefer a volumetric measure. We calculate the estimated cubic yards and multiply by a local rate that includes disposal and recycling. It’s helpful for loft clearances in Georgian terraces or when clearing construction debris from renovation projects.
Pricing examples — typical Greenwich jobs
Below are example jobs with typical ranges. These are estimates to help you understand rubbish company prices in the area and typical man and van cost in Greenwich. Actual quotes are provided free and may vary with access, parking and waste type.
Example A — One-bedroom flat clearance (Blackheath Gate area)
Scenario: single-floor flat with sofas, kitchenware and a small mattress. Likely pricing: small-load fee or 2–3 hours at our man and van hourly rate. Typical range: estimated as a small load or £ (quoted free after pictures).
Example B — Victorian terrace full house clearout (near Greenwich Park)
Scenario: three-bedroom house with furniture, carpets and general waste. Likely pricing: medium to full load or a combination of hours plus load-based fee. Works well with cubic-yard calculation when mixed items are present.
Example C — Rubbish removal from riverside flat renovation
Scenario: builders’ waste, plasterboard and timber from a riverside conversion near the Cutty Sark. Likely pricing: cubic-yard rate due to mixed heavy waste. Multiple trips or a skip-equivalent van may be needed.
Example D — Garden clearance for a townhouse near Maze Hill
Scenario: green waste, soil and cuttings. Likely pricing: medium load; we separate green waste where possible and apply favourable recycling rates where applicable. Man and van cost here is often lower due to easier access and quicker load times.
Example E — Office clear-out in a local high street location
Scenario: desks, chairs and IT equipment from a small office. Likely pricing: medium load with emphasis on responsible disposal and electronic recycling. We factor in secure disposal for sensitive items where needed.
What affects the final quote? Several factors influence rubbish company prices in Greenwich: access (stairs, lifts, permits), type of waste (hazardous materials cost more), volume and need for additional labour. Busy locations or restricted parking can add time, which increases man and van cost for the area. We spell out each element in your free quote so you can see why the price is as shown.
Recycling and responsible disposal — We prioritise reuse and recycling where possible. Items diverted from landfill can reduce disposal costs and are reflected in load-based and cubic-yard pricing where applicable.
Free quote policy
We offer free, no-obligation quotes. Send us photos and short descriptions of the job or request an on-site estimate. Our quotes detail hourly man and van cost, estimated load size or cubic yards, disposal fees and any expected permits or parking charges so you can compare rubbish removal prices in the area without surprises.
How to choose the right pricing option
If your job is mostly bulky furniture from a multi-room property, a load-based approach is usually the best value. If you expect lots of mixed or heavy waste (builders’ rubble, garden soil), cubic-yard pricing provides accuracy. For jobs with significant carrying time or tight access in older Greenwich properties, hourly man and van cost often gives the fairest outcome.
Final note: Our aim is to provide sensible, local rubbish removal and house clearance prices for Greenwich so you can plan budgets with confidence. Every free quote explains the chosen pricing method, what it covers and any local considerations that affect the final cost.
Ready for a free no-obligation quote? We’ll assess the job, explain whether load-based, cubic-yard or hourly man and van pricing is best, and provide a clear, itemised estimate — making Greenwich house clearance simple, transparent and fair.