House clearance
Full or part clearances, from a single room to a whole property. Done tidily, and sorted for recycling wherever it can be.
Based in Banks, serving Southport & West Lancashire. One man, one big flatbed, and a registration number you can check in under a minute. Send a photo, get a price.
Household or trade, one item or a whole property. You point at it, James loads it.
Full or part clearances, from a single room to a whole property. Done tidily, and sorted for recycling wherever it can be.
Green waste, soil, turf, hedge cuttings, old fencing and rotten decking. Cleared from the back garden, not just the driveway.
The bulky stuff that won't fit in a car and won't wait for a council slot. Lifted from wherever it is in the house.
Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers and cookers. Taken to the right facility for the type of appliance, as the rules require.
Years of it. Timber, boxes, tools, bikes, broken furniture, and whatever has been stacked in front of them.
One wardrobe, one mattress, one broken treadmill in the spare room. No minimum load, no fuss about it being a small job.
Quarter, half or full flatbed. Priced on the space it takes up, and everything is loaded for you.
Builders' waste, shop and office clear-outs, landlord changeovers. Waste transfer documentation provided every time.
There is no price list on this page, because no two loads are the same — and anyone quoting you a firm figure before they've seen the job is guessing.
Priced on the space it takes up on the flatbed rather than counted by item. A quarter load costs roughly a quarter of a full one.
Soil, rubble and plasterboard weigh far more than furniture, and disposal sites charge by the tonne. Heavy loads cost more to tip.
A pile on the driveway is quick. A third-floor flat, a long back garden or a narrow alley takes longer, and time is most of the cost.
Some things carry their own disposal charges — fridges, mattresses and tyres among them. They're handled properly, and that has a cost.
Point your phone at the pile, send it over on WhatsApp, and James comes back with a price for that job — not a range, and not a figure that changes when he pulls up outside.
Prefer to talk it through? Ring him. He answers his own phone.
A skip is a fixed box and everything after that is your job: a permit if it goes on the road, a week of your driveway gone, and all the lifting done by you. We bring the truck, load it ourselves and leave with it the same visit.
West Lancashire Borough Council charges £47.23 to collect up to five bulky items, and you wait for a collection slot. Worth doing if your items fit their rules and you're not in a hurry.
Council figure correct at the time of writing, August 2026. Charges and rules differ between Sefton and West Lancashire — check your own council's current price.Your local tip, free for most household waste, if you can lift it and you've got something to carry it in. Nothing we charge will beat free. We're for everything you can't lift, won't fit in the car, or haven't got the time or the back for.
WhatsApp a picture of what needs shifting, or ring and describe it. A photo is quicker and gets you a tighter price.
A real number for your actual job, usually back quickly. If it's not right for you, that's genuinely fine.
You don't carry a thing. It comes out of the garden, the garage or the upstairs room, and the space is left swept.
Sorted for recycling where possible and taken to a licensed facility — never a lay-by, never a field.
Every job comes with a digital waste transfer note — your proof the waste left your property with a licensed carrier. Keep it. Under the householder duty of care, that's the document showing you did the right thing.
Typical jobs, drawn rather than photographed — James has only just started, so these are illustrations of the work, not photos of somebody else's.
Green waste, old fence panels and years of bags behind the shed. Cleared from the back garden, not just what you drag to the front.
Timber, boxes, old tyres and whatever has been stacked in front of them since 2011. Emptied and left swept.
One awkward item that won’t go in a car and won’t wait for a council slot. Lifted from wherever it is and gone the same visit.
These are illustrations of typical work, not photographs of completed jobs. Premier Waste Group launched this year, and we would rather draw the work honestly than borrow someone else’s photos. Real before-and-after pictures will replace them as jobs are completed.
Based in Banks, which puts most of this within a short run.
Same-day collection is often possible — ring and ask what's free today. Just outside that list? Ask anyway; if it's close, it's usually a yes.
Most people have never been told this. As a householder you carry a legal duty of care over your own waste. Hand it to someone unlicensed, and if it turns up dumped down a country lane, the penalty can land on you — not only on whoever tipped it.
Councils work backwards through dumped waste looking for names and addresses, and an envelope in a bin bag is all it takes. "A bloke with a van said he'd take it" is not a defence.
The check takes a minute. Ask any waste carrier for their registration number, then look it up on the Environment Agency's public register. If they can't give you one, don't let them load it.
Verify it yourself: open the Environment Agency's public register and search CBDU651570.
Premier Waste Group started this year, so there are no customer reviews on this page yet. There aren't any invented ones either — a wall of five-star quotes under a business that launched weeks ago helps nobody, and making them up is against the law.
What there is instead: a registration number you can verify in under a minute, a phone answered by the person who turns up, and a base in Banks rather than a call centre three counties away.
Be one of the first to call and you'll get someone who badly wants the job done properly.
There's no fixed price list, because no two loads are the same. The price comes down to four things: how much there is, what it weighs, how hard it is to get to, and what the material is. A single mattress on a driveway and a full flatbed of soil from a back garden are completely different jobs.
Send a photo on WhatsApp or ring, and you'll get a price for your job rather than a range you can't rely on.
Taking it to the tip yourself. If you can lift it and you've got a car or van to carry it in, your local household waste recycling centre is free for most household waste, and nothing we charge will beat free.
We're for everything else: the items you can't lift on your own, the loads that won't fit in a car, and the jobs you haven't got the time or the back for. That's an honest answer, and we'd rather give it than pretend otherwise.
A skip is a fixed price for a fixed box, and everything after that is your problem. If it goes on the road you need a permit from the council. If it goes on the drive, you lose the drive for a week. Either way you do all the lifting yourself, in your own time.
We bring the truck, load everything ourselves, and drive away with it on the same visit. For small or awkward jobs it usually works out less, and it's always less work.
Yes — and check everyone's, not just ours. As a householder you have a legal duty of care over your waste. If it ends up fly-tipped you can be fined, even though someone else dumped it.
Premier Waste Group holds upper tier waste carrier and dealer registration CBDU651570, issued by the Environment Agency and valid until 3 August 2029. Search that number on the Environment Agency's public register and you'll find it.
We cover Banks, Southport, Churchtown, Crossens, Birkdale, Ainsdale, Formby, Scarisbrick, Halsall, Hesketh Bank, Tarleton, Rufford, Burscough and Ormskirk.
Same-day collection is often possible, so it's worth ringing to ask what's free today. If you're just outside that list but nearby, ask anyway — it's usually still a yes.
Licensed, local, and it goes today where it can. Banks-based, covering Southport and West Lancashire.
07496 093956