Arrange removal of large unwanted household items with the item list, lifting route and loading requirements checked first.

The right item details help us assess lifting, vehicle space and access before collection.
List quantities and sizes so bulky pieces are included accurately.
Mention steps, lifts and narrow exits before collection.
Identify anything that cannot leave the property assembled.
Review the slots available for your address and load.
Count the pieces, measure awkward items and explain the route out.

Enter the postcode and contact details for the collection.

List each piece, including specialist or unusually heavy items.

Give floors, door widths, parking and dismantling needs.

Choose a collection window that allows time to prepare.

Check the full price and item list before confirming.
List each item rather than grouping everything as furniture. Identify specialist pieces separately.
Give dimensions, floor level and whether dismantling is required.
Specify standard, corner, reclining or sofa-bed types and quantities.
List mattress size and each base, frame or headboard separately.
Name each appliance and confirm suitable disconnection and preparation.
Whether replacing one item or clearing several, make sure the booking describes the full job.
Arrange collection of the old item around your replacement plans.
Provide authority, keys and a precise list of bulky contents.
Remove the selected large pieces you will not be taking with you.
Explain stairs, lifts and loading arrangements before requesting a collection.
Large pieces can be awkward to lift and may not suit every skip supplier’s rules.
BB5 collection planning for gates, staircases and loading points.
For homes around Union Road, Park Lane and Fielding Lane, describe the route from each bulky item to the collection vehicle. A narrow front door or rear alley can be more important than the distance to the street. Include parking restrictions, stairs, lifts and dismantling needs; do not assume an assembled item will fit through the exit.
Check the item and the narrowest doorway, gate or staircase on the removal route.
Give the floor level, lift details and any distance from the property to legal vehicle access.
Check the full postcode for your collection address. Local reference points include:
A two-seater sofa, reclining chair and sofa bed can need very different handling. Give the type and quantity of every large piece, including separate bed parts and appliance types. Photographs help show the shape, but add dimensions for items that may be difficult to move.
Consider the narrowest doorway, staircase turn and garden gate. An item brought into the property in pieces may not leave assembled. Explain where detachable sections exist and flag any dismantling needed before you confirm the collection.
Tell us which items are upstairs, whether a lift is available and whether it can accommodate them. Include the route from the building entrance to the vehicle. A long carry through a courtyard or shared alley should be part of the booking information.
Use your complete address rather than a nearby landmark. Around Union Road and the Rhyddings Park area, check where the team can legally load and identify the correct entrance. Keep neighbours’ entrances and public routes clear when preparing for collection.
List a mattress, base, frame and headboard separately if all are going. Empty drawers and storage beds. Empty and prepare appliances, and arrange suitable disconnection before collection. Do not ask a collection crew to undertake unagreed electrical or plumbing work.
Upholstered seating, mattresses and refrigerated appliances must be declared individually. Tell us about unusually heavy furniture or dense materials rather than relying on a general bulky-item description. Never hide hazardous contents inside furniture or appliances.
Review the agreed items, loading requirements, available slot and total price before booking. If the item list changes, contact Scrappa to agree the update. Do not leave extra furniture beside the booked load and assume it is included.Start your online quote with your collection postcode, then enter the load and access details to review the full price.
Clear answers for large items, access and preparation.
Large items such as furniture, beds, mattresses and appliances commonly need individual collection details. Name each piece and declare unusually heavy or specialist items so suitability can be checked.
It depends on its dimensions and the route out. Check doorways, turns and stairs. Tell Scrappa before booking if dismantling is needed; it is not automatically included.
Specify the exact type, approximate dimensions, floor and access. Sofa beds and recliners can be heavier than standard sofas and should be identified separately.
Describe their actual location in the booking. Do not attempt unsafe lifting yourself. The quote and collection arrangements need to cover the agreed loading route.
Declare rubble and other dense materials separately. Weight and material type matter as well as physical size, so a household bulky-item option may not be suitable.
Contact Scrappa before collection so the vehicle space, loading requirements and any revised price can be agreed. The original quote covers the items described.
Add the collection address, full item list and access details to review your quote online.
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