Demolition-related clearance
Agreed rubble and materials removed after demolition work.
We remove agreed structures, materials and construction waste so London sites are ready for builders or the next stage.
Project-based clearance only. Not positioned as a small household rubbish-removal service.
Typical clearance conditionAgreed rubble and materials removed after demolition work.
The site is cleared so the build team can start from a clean position.
Old fixtures and project materials removed before refurbishment.
Construction waste loaded and removed through the agreed route.
Send photos. We’ll tell you whether ALMIGHTY can assess the project.
Illustrative example.The final condition is agreed before work starts. The image is an example, not an ALMIGHTY project.
We agree the work, check obvious risks and confirm how the site should be left.
You can see what will be removed, what is not included and the cost.
We check the waste, access and obvious risks first.
The agreed materials are removed through the planned route.
The area is left ready for builders or the next stage.
It can include clearing loose materials, old fixtures, post-demolition waste, pre-builder waste and preparing the space for the next phase. The exact scope should be agreed before work starts.
Yes, for suitable jobs. Send photos, postcode, access details and the target date so we can assess the clearance needed.
Construction waste can be included where appropriate. Waste type, volume and access need to be assessed before quoting.
For simple clearance jobs, photos may be enough for an initial assessment. Larger, mixed or restricted-access jobs may need a site visit.
Use the description field to include waste type, approximate volume, floor level, access/loading details, parking restrictions and target handover date.
Send your postcode, a few photos and basic project details. We’ll review the job and tell you the next step towards a quote.
We check the photos, location and job details.
We tell you if we need to visit the site.
You can see what is included, what is not and the cost.
2-hour photo review · 48-hour site visits