Cheapest: Charity house clearance for residents
TRP Ltd offer a discounted charity house clearance service in Guildford for house owners.
Bothered by the litter and refuse or rubbish from your home or office?
TRP understand that professionalism and a positive relationship along with competitive pricing are what really matter to our trade customers in GU1 That is why our company uphold our high standards and provide our commercial customers with a charity house clearance service they can trust and one which affordable.
We offer the complete range of garden clearance services
Entire House Clearancesand you are looking for a responsible and accountable Surrey based house and garden clearance company.
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householders choose us because we are fully licensed and registered and we clear up of your unwanted items responsibly, including all waste. Remember with our charity house clearance service we do all the hard work and clearing of the site and take away of everything in our own lorries and vans. We work for the general public and commercial customers
Affordable prices for the whole of Surrey and now we offer a further 10 percent off if you book online.
charity house clearance : 6 cubic yards = £190.00 + VAT start from £50.00 | Sofa's and Armchairs = £20.00 + VAT | 4 cubic yards = £200.00 + VAT | Items which incur landfill taxes include: We employ a minimum of two men to a team on every job and Mattresses = £20.00 + VAT.
We cover all of Surrey including Guildford , Thorpe and Stoughton.
What can we collect?
- washing machines and tvs and computer monitors (can cost more as expensive to dispose of)
- photocopiers and old pots and containers
- car tyres (can cost more as expensive to dispose of) and broken tables
- chairs and mixed waste
- old ovens and white goods
- boilers and old patio furniture
Book your charity house clearance today. Click here for prices
We also offer get rid of , rubbish collection or rubble clearance in your close to Guildford. Call us today on 0800 138 910.
