Welcome to London’s premier waste collection company, specialising in timber and wood waste recycling for every type of project, from DIY home improvements to large-scale commercial renovations.
At We Clear Junk, we understand the importance of sustainable waste management for all our clients, including design and build firms, office fit-out specialists, and facility management companies. Our experienced two-person teams are experts in removing bulky wood waste, ensuring 100% diversion from landfill and supporting eco-friendly recycling practices.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
We Clear Junk is dedicated to environmental excellence. All timber waste collected from commercial and residential sites is either responsibly recycled or used for Energy from Waste (EfW) processes. By choosing our service, you’re not just clearing your site—you’re actively contributing to a greener, more sustainable future.
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Certain items (e.g., asbestos-containing furniture) need special attention.
Prices may differ according to the volume and weight of furniture cleared.
You can recycle waste wood by taking it to a local Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) or by using a licensed waste collection company. Ensure the wood is clean and free from contaminants to improve recyclability.
Anyone—homeowners, businesses, or contractors—can recycle waste wood. Households can use local recycling centres, while businesses may need professional waste removal services for larger volumes.
Timber and wood are recycled by processing them into new products like chipboard, animal bedding, mulch, or used as fuel through Energy from Waste (EfW) facilities.
Clean, untreated wood such as furniture, pallets, and construction timber can be recycled. Treated or painted wood may require special handling and cannot always be recycled.
Yes, commercial wood recycling often involves a fee. Costs vary depending on the quantity and type of wood, and the recycling provider used.
Painted or treated wood is not always recyclable. Some facilities accept it, but many do not due to chemical treatments. Check with your local recycling centre.
Recycled wood is turned into chipboard, mulch, animal bedding, or biofuel. Some is also used for energy production through sustainable waste-to-energy processes.
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