Clear unwanted bags, bulky items and mixed household rubbish with a collection planned around your load and access.

Small details make a difference: the contents, weight and route out of the property all help us prepare the right collection.
List the bags, furniture and extras together so the collection matches what needs removing.
Tell us about stairs, awkward items and a long carry before confirming.
Choose from the collection dates and time windows available for your address.
Arrange your collection through Scrappa, a registered upper-tier waste carrier, broker and dealer.
Describe the collection carefully, review your quote and choose an available slot.

Enter the collection postcode and contact details.

Choose the waste type and items or load size. Add every extra item.

Include floors, steps, parking, carry distance and any dismantling needed.

Choose a date and time window offered for your address.

Check the price breakdown and collection details before confirming.
Include every item in your booking. Separate heavy materials and specialist items from ordinary household rubbish.
Tell us the number of bags and what is inside. Flag wet or unusually heavy contents.
Include the number and type of furniture pieces, with dimensions for awkward items.
Describe loose items as well as bags. A photo can help explain a mixed pile.
Declare fridges, upholstered seating, mattresses, rubble, soil and hazardous materials so suitability and charges can be checked.
Choose a collection for the items you actually have, whether that is a few bags or a larger clear-out.
Make space after sorting cupboards, a spare room or stored belongings.
List the rubbish left at the property and arrange authorised access for collection.
Separate belongings being kept from the rubbish and identify the complete load.
Describe the commercial waste and premises access so the collection can be assessed correctly.
The right choice depends on how quickly the waste builds up, what it contains and who will load it.
BB5 collections with the loading route checked in advance.
For addresses around Union Road and the Rhyddings Park area, tell us where a collection vehicle can legally stop and how the team reaches the rubbish. A rear alley, narrow gate or upstairs room can change the loading requirements. Include the full postcode and any parking restrictions when booking; do not assume the vehicle can stop immediately outside.
Check parking and loading restrictions; keep pavements, entrances and neighbouring access clear.
List steps, floors, lift access and the distance from the rubbish to the vehicle.
Enter your full postcode to check your address. Local reference points include:
Start with an inventory rather than describing everything as a few bags. Count bags, name large items and include loose pieces stored behind the main pile. Separate what is staying from what is going. Photographs should show the whole load, with a second view if rubbish is hidden behind furniture.
Volume is the space the rubbish occupies, while weight depends on its contents. A light bag of packaging and a bag of broken tiles are very different loads. If you are unsure which option fits, ask Scrappa before booking and explain any dense, wet or unusually heavy contents.
A collection from a property off Union Road may have a different loading route from one near Park Lane or Fielding Lane. Give the actual collection address and describe the route from the rubbish to the vehicle. Note narrow rear passages, locked gates, shared access and any steps. Mention parking restrictions so a suitable legal loading point can be considered.
Keep walkways clear and separate belongings you are Start your online quote with your collection postcode, then enter the load and access details to review the full price.keeping. Use manageable bags that can be lifted safely, and flag sharp or broken items rather than hiding them in ordinary sacks. Do not move heavy furniture down stairs yourself just to prepare for collection; describe its location when requesting the service.
Sofas, mattresses, fridges and other appliances must be identified individually. Tell us about paint, chemicals, batteries, gas bottles or suspected asbestos before booking so acceptance can be checked. Do not combine unknown or hazardous substances with general household rubbish.
Your booking should describe the full collection. If you add more rubbish or discover extra items, contact Scrappa so the scope and any revised charge can be agreed. Extra loading time, dismantling or difficult access should also be discussed before the team arrives.
Begin with your postcode, enter the waste and access details, and choose an available collection slot. Review the complete price breakdown before confirming. Collection availability is shown for the address and job you enter; do not assume a same-day slot is available.
Practical answers before you arrange a collection.
The quote depends on the waste type, quantity, weight, access and any extras. Enter your postcode and full load details to see the price breakdown before confirming.
Include the exact location of the rubbish, floor level, steps, carry distance and any narrow gates in the booking. The agreed collection needs to account for the full loading route.
Declare rubble, soil and other dense materials separately. Their weight can make a small pile much heavier than household rubbish, so a mixed household volume estimate is not suitable for them.
Keep it safely on your property unless another authorised arrangement has been agreed. Do not obstruct the pavement or neighbouring access. Explain where it is located when booking.
List each of these items separately, even within a mixed load. They may need different handling or additional charges, which should be included in the quote.
No. Collection slots depend on your address, load and available capacity. Check the dates offered online; for an urgent request, contact Scrappa before relying on a particular collection time.
Enter your postcode, describe the load and check the full collection price before booking.
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