White goods removal

White goods removal in London & the South East

Washing machines, dishwashers, cookers and dryers are heavy, plumbed or wired in, and legally an electrical waste stream of their own. Collection with the disconnection question answered properly is what this service is.

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  • Licence checked against the EA register
  • £2m insurance verified
  • Three quotes maximum, never sold on
  • Free, with no obligation
How white goods removal is priced By the visit, not by the item
£60 – £130typical, ground floor or kerbside
  • Collected from inside the property, not the kerb
  • Two or three items together cost little more than one
  • Stairs and awkward access are priced before booking, never on the day
Areas covered222
Quotes you getUp to 3
Cost to youFree
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White goods removal across London and the South East

Large appliances go into the WEEE stream, not general waste. Working ones are often worth reselling, which an honest firm will offset against the price.

Every firm is checked against the Environment Agency register, insured to at least £2m, and asked for references we actually call. Your job goes to a maximum of three of them.

What a white goods removal includes

  • All labour and the vehicle
  • Licensed disposal, with a waste transfer note for your records
  • Dismantling furniture where it will not fit through the door
  • Sweeping through afterwards, left broom-clean
  • Resale value on good furniture offset against your price
  • Donation to charity of anything usable, receipts on request

White goods removal prices

PropertyTypical rangeTime on site
Single item, ground floor or kerbside£60 – £130Same or next day
Two or three items, one visit£85 – £210Same or next day
Mixed load, up to half a van£90 – £240Next day

Collected from a ground floor in London. Stairs and access are priced before booking. Your actual price comes from the firms’ written quotes.

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How white goods removal works

Disconnect, carry, route through WEEE recovery.

  1. 1
    Sort the disconnection first

    Washing machines are a tap and a plug. A gas cooker is different: it must be disconnected by a Gas Safe registered engineer before any collection, and no reputable crew will pull one off a live supply.

  2. 2
    Collected from the kitchen or utility

    Trolleyed out by people who move appliances daily, floors protected, integrated units freed from the cabinetry cleanly.

  3. 3
    Working units offered for reuse

    A running washer or dryer in decent condition can be rehomed through reuse organisations. Say it works when you book.

  4. 4
    The rest goes through WEEE recovery

    Electricals are a regulated waste stream: metals, motors and boards separated and recovered at licensed facilities, with the paperwork that proves it.

What a good firm does with appliances

The safety rules are not optional.

They ask the gas question first

A gas cooker needs a Gas Safe engineer to disconnect it, arranged before the collection, and a firm that shrugs at that is a firm to avoid.

They cap and check the water

Washer valves closed and hoses drained, so the collection does not end with a wet kitchen floor.

They free integrated units cleanly

Out of the housing with the cabinet intact, because the kitchen is staying even though the dishwasher is not.

They try reuse on working machines

Rehoming beats recycling, and a working appliance deserves the attempt before the WEEE route takes it.

They route everything through WEEE

Electrical waste has its own legal stream and its own paperwork. That is where your appliance should verifiably go.

Three steps, no chasing

  1. 1 Tell us about the property

    Postcode, rough size, how full it is and anything awkward about the access. Ninety seconds, and photos help but are not required.

  2. 2 Up to three firms quote

    Only firms that cover London & the South East and hold a current licence see it. Fixed prices in writing, usually inside a day.

  3. 3 Pick one and book

    Message them through us, agree a date, and pay the firm directly at the price they quoted. ClearSorted costs you nothing.

Common questions

Do I need to disconnect the appliance before they come?
Electric appliances, no: unplugging and unscrewing a washer hose is part of the visit. Gas cookers, yes: a Gas Safe registered engineer must disconnect the supply first, and the crew will not remove one still connected. Book the engineer before the collection.
It still works. Does that change anything?
It should: working appliances can be rehomed through reuse routes rather than recycled, which is better on every axis. Say so when you book and the firm will route it that way.
Can they take it from upstairs or a flat?
Yes, appliances come out of flats every day. Mention the floor and the lift situation for an accurate price, exactly as with any heavy item.
How much does white goods removal cost in London?
Most white goods removal jobs in London fall between £60 and £130, depending on volume, access and what is left in the property. You will get fixed quotes from up to three vetted firms, free.
How quickly can it be done?
Quotes usually arrive within 24 hours and most jobs are booked inside a week. If you have a completion date or a relet, say so and we will match firms with capacity.
Is ClearSorted free to use?
Yes. Firms pay us a small fee when they win work. You pay the firm you choose, at the price they quoted, and nothing to us.
Do you cover the whole of London?
Yes, we work with independent clearance firms across London and the surrounding London area. Enter your postcode and we will match the closest ones.

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