Household & bulky waste
General household waste, furniture waste and other bulky unwanted items. Show the full amount in your photos and identify any mixed materials.
Waste & rubbish removal in Glasgow
Tell Vanguard what you need removed from your home, garden or business. Photos of the whole load help identify the materials, access and any items that need special arrangements.
Services included
Collection enquiries for household rubbish, unwanted furniture, garden waste and business waste. Materials and acceptance confirmed before booking.
Garden & renovation waste
Garden waste, wood, timber and renovation waste enquiries. Describe the materials before booking so acceptance and the collection arrangements can be confirmed.
Business & workshop waste
Commercial waste, cardboard, scrap metal and garage or workshop waste. Separate out anything unusual in your enquiry.
Electrical items: ask first
Unwanted electrical items, including WEEE, require the item type and disposal arrangements to be confirmed before collection. Please identify fridges, freezers and other appliances individually.
Glasgow & surrounding areas
Send the job postcode to check coverage and a suitable date. See coverage details.
A few common questions
Do you take every type of waste?
No unconditional acceptance is offered. Identify all materials first, especially electrical items or anything that may be hazardous. Vanguard needs to confirm what can be collected.
Can I get a quote from photos?
Send clear photos of the full load, a short description, your postcode and access details. Mention anything hidden in bags or behind other items.
What about fridges and electrical items?
Ask with the exact item type and quantity. Handling and disposal arrangements must be confirmed before collection.
Can my furniture go to another address instead?
Yes, ask about transport under Removals & Man and Van or Courier & Delivery. Make clear that the item is being kept, rather than disposed of.
Other services
Get a quote for your job.
A few photos, your postcode and a preferred date. We’ll take it from there.