White goods removal
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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• Survey and list white goods to remove, noting location, size and any fixed connections
• isolate and unplug electrical appliances and make safe electrical connections where competent
• secure hoses and doors, drain water where needed and pad items to protect floors and walls
• move goods from kitchen/utility to vehicle using trolleys and protective kit
• transport to an authorised recycling facility or licensed waste centre and dispose responsibly
• provide a waste transfer note or receipt and notify of any items requiring specialist handling (fridges/freezers)
• offer optional services such as stair carry, narrow-access handling and arranging F‑gas certified de‑gassing at extra cost
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £60 | £120 | First 30–45 min on site |
Labour per hour | £40 | £70 | Per operative, removal and loading |
Materials | £0 | £20 | Blankets, straps, small packing |
Disposal | £25 | £90 | Council or authorised recycling fees per item |
Extras (e.g. certified de‑gassing, stair carry) | £0 | £150 | Fridges needing F‑gas recovery or long stair carries increase cost |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £80 | £250 | Most single‑appliance removals fall in this range; complex jobs cost more |
Time on Site
Single domestic appliance removal typically takes 20–45 minutes on site. Multiple items, tight internal access or long stair carries extend time to 1–3 hours. Expect longer if a Gas Safe or F‑gas certified technician is required or if parking and loading restrictions slow vehicle access
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• Are you insured for accidental damage and can you show proof of insurance?
• can you provide a waste transfer note or receipt for lawful disposal?
• are you F‑gas certified to recover refrigerant from fridges/freezers or will you arrange a specialist?
• do you disconnect gas or plumbed appliances or should I book a Gas Safe/plumber separately?
• how do you charge — per item, per hour or per load — and what extras might apply?
• will you need parking permits, restricted access passes or resident permission for collection from communal areas?
How to Avoid Surprises
• clear routes and doorways and remove loose rugs or obstacles
• empty fridges/freezers of food and defrost to avoid leaks and contamination
• reserve kerbside parking or arrange a permit for the removal vehicle
• tell the team about tight staircases, lifts, low ceilings or communal rules before booking
• keep pets and children away from work areas and provide access for a responsible adult
• confirm who handles specialist disconnections (gas, F‑gas) and whether that is included or extra

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