Shed clearance starts with what is inside
A shed can become a holding place for broken tools, old garden furniture, empty boxes and things that never quite made it to the tip. We collect the contents you no longer need so you can use the space again.
You can keep the shed and just clear what is inside. If you want the structure removed as well, include that in your enquiry from the start.Emptying a shed and dismantling one are different amounts of work.
What we need to know about the contents
Send photos with the doors open so we can see the load, plus a list of anything hidden at the back. Tell us about heavy equipment, large pieces of timber and electrical items separately.
Keep anything you want to retain apart from the collection. We do not collect hazardous waste, including chemicals, paints, automotive fluids or asbestos. Old containers need to be identified before the visit rather than treated as ordinary shed rubbish.
Show us the shed contents you want cleared.
Shed removal and dismantling
If the shed itself needs to go, send photos of its size, material, roof and general condition. Tell us whether anything is attached to it and how it can be reached from the street.
We will assess the structure and confirm what removal work we can offer. We do not collect asbestos sheds or asbestos roofing. Any electrical connection must be safely disconnected before agreed removal work begins.
Garden access and collection costs
Side gates, steps and long paths all affect how the contents and dismantled materials can be carried out. Tell us if the only route is through the house and send a photo of any narrow sections.
We base the quote on the contents, any agreed dismantling, the type and amount of waste and the loading access. Include the whole job in the photos so we can discuss a realistic price rather than guess from the front of the shed.
Prefer to talk it through?
Call nowClearing the rest of the garden or garage
For bags of cuttings and branches outside the shed, see our garden waste collection in London. If unwanted tables, chairs or other bulky pieces are part of the clearout, our furniture collection page explains the item details we need.
We also offer garage clearance for stored household rubbish and bulky items. Describe any extra spaces in the same enquiry so we can assess the collection together.
Tools, stored belongings and bulky shed contents
Include old shelving, garden furniture, broken equipment, boxes and loose belongings in your photos. Tell us about heavy or electrical items separately, and point out anything that cannot be reached until other contents are moved.
If only some contents are going, mark the items you want to keep. Check cupboards and storage boxes before the visit so personal belongings do not get mixed into the collection. Containers with unknown contents need to be identified when you enquire.
If the shed itself is being removed
Show us the roof, walls and base as well as the inside. Include approximate width, depth and height, the material and any visible damage. We need to assess the building before confirming what dismantling and removal can be included.
Tell us about wiring, attached structures and narrow access from the garden. Electrical connections must be safely disconnected before agreed removal work. The quote should state whether it covers contents, the structure or both, so there is a clear plan for the collection.
Why choose us for shed clearance?
We distinguish between emptying a shed and removing it, then quote for the work you actually want. Photos of the structure and access help us discuss the practical details before agreeing the visit.
You can include rubbish around the shed as well as contents inside it, with garden waste and other materials identified separately. We explain the collection price in advance and can assess the shed alongside a wider household or garden clearout. That gives you one clear list of the items and work being considered.
Send your postcode and photos. We will discuss a quote for your job.
Get a shed clearance quote
Send your postcode, photos of the contents and access, and tell us whether the shed is staying. We will discuss the work and provide a free quote.
Where we collect
Choose a local guide below or see the full coverage directory. Send your postcode to check collection arrangements.
Your questions about this collection
Can you empty a shed without removing it?
Yes. Tell us which contents should go and what should stay. Shed removal is a separate part of the enquiry.
Do you dismantle every type of shed?
We need to assess the shed's materials, condition and access before confirming removal. Send photos of the roof and structure as well as its dimensions.
Will you collect paint or chemicals stored inside?
No. We do not collect hazardous waste, including paints and chemicals. Keep these out of the agreed collection.
Can you collect waste from around the shed too?
Include those items in the photos and description. We can then assess the full amount rather than quote only for the contents.

