London Rubbish Removal

5.0(78 reviews)Croydon, London

EA registration expiredUnclaimed

Man and Van, Skip Hire, Roll-On Roll-Off, Full Clearance.

Registration numberCBDU347608

Licence statusExpired

TierUpper tier

Last checkedNot yet checkedEA register

About

LONDON RUBBISH REMOVAL LTD, operating as Waste Management Services UK / Skipcom, provides comprehensive non-hazardous waste collection and management solutions for domestic and commercial customers in London and surrounding areas. Services include skip hire, Roll On Roll Off (RoRo) container hire, and efficient waste clearance using caged vans. Committed to environmental responsibility, they aim for an impressive 98% recycling rate, ensuring waste is handled responsibly and sustainably.

Reviews

All 78 on Google

Google

5.0/5(78)

Services

Service types: Man and Van in London, Skip Hire in London, Roll-On Roll-Off in London, Full Clearance in London
Household & General: General Household Waste, Bulky Items, House Clearance
Garden & Green Waste: Green Waste, Soil & Turf
Construction & Renovation: Rubble & Hardcore, Timber & Wood, Plasterboard, Mixed Construction Waste
Commercial: Office Clearance, Retail Waste
Recyclables: Paper & Cardboard, Plastics, Glass, Scrap Metal
Vehicles: Transit Van, Luton Van, Skip Lorry, Roll-On Roll-Off Lorry

Not licensed for asbestos, clinical or hazardous waste — see carriers who are.

Coverage & pricing

Coverage

London and surrounding areas

Credentials

EA Registration

CBDU347608

Expired

Tier: upper tier
Authority: Environment Agency
Registered: 19 Jun 2023
Expires: 28 Jul 2026

Registered upper-tier waste carrier — licensed to transport waste as part of their business, including waste produced by others.

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LONDON RUBBISH REMOVAL LTD

Companies House: 10395057

Waste licence shows as expired on the EA register

Before arranging a collection, confirm this carrier holds a current licence — passing waste to an unregistered carrier is an offence. The register can lag a renewal — ask the business first. Check the public register.