Rubbish removal and clearances in Ireland

Old furniture, garden waste and garage clutter often need a van and a trip to the local recycling centre or civic amenity site. Taskers can collect and drop it off.

Say what items there are, how much, and where they are. Taskers must use authorised facilities, so ask how they dispose of waste before you choose.

Typical jobs

• Garage or shed clearance
• Old mattress and sofa removal
• Garden waste to a recycling centre
• Attic clear out
• Removing packaging after a move
• Taking old appliances to a WEEE drop off
• Clearing a flat at the end of a tenancy
• Bringing items to a charity shop

Tips

• Add photos so taskers can judge the volume.
• List anything heavy or awkward.
• Say if some items are for charity rather than disposal.

Agree how waste will be disposed of and who pays any gate fees at the recycling centre. Waste must go to an authorised facility. Hazardous items such as asbestos, paint or chemicals need specialist handling.

By city

• Rubbish Removal in Dublin
• Rubbish Removal in Cork
• Rubbish Removal in Limerick
• Rubbish Removal in Dundalk
• Rubbish Removal in Waterford

Frequently asked questions

Where will my rubbish go?

Ask the tasker in the chat. Waste should go to a licensed recycling centre or civic amenity site.

Who pays recycling centre charges?

Agree it upfront. The tasker can request an approved advance of up to 50% for costs like gate fees.

Can they take electrical items?

Yes, many recycling centres accept old appliances. Mention them in the post.

Can they take paint or chemicals?

These need special handling. State them clearly so taskers can say whether they can help.

How do I confirm it is done?

Check the space is clear and review the photo proof before giving your code.