What is a bulky waste collection?
A bulky waste collection (special uplift) is the collection of household items that are too big to fit into your wheelie bin, cannot be transported to a Household Waste Recycling Centre or donated.
Cunninghame Furniture Recycling Company may also collect household furniture and furnishings in good condition for free.
Charges
For up to 5 items - £25.20, extra items £5.04 each.
Items that are not on the order will not be collected.
Where do I put items for collection?
Once you have booked your uplift, you should place your items on the kerbside (without blocking the pavement) before 7am on the day of your collection.
The crew won't return for missing items or collect anything in a hazardous condition.
Staff are not required to enter residents' homes to remove items booked for collection.
We will collect
- furniture
- carpets, rugs, lino
- bags (you must tell us what is in the bags)
- packaging and boxes
- keep fit equipment
- bath screens
- electrical good/white goods
- garden tools and lawnmowers
- toys (bike, trampoline, swing, climbing frame)
We won't collect
- builders waste, garden waste, domestic waste
- fixtures and fittings (doors, skirting and windows etc)
- house clearances
- engine oil, car batteries, car parts
- liquids, hazardous waste, gas cylinders
- wood, laminate flooring, fencing
- huts/sheds
- pianos
Collection days
White goods are collected on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Other items will be collected on the following days;-
- Monday - Cumbrae
- Tuesday - Saltcoats, Stevenston, Ardrossan
- Wednesday - Irvine
- Thursday - North Coast
- Friday - Garnock Valley
How to book
Book a special uplift
You can also book a special uplift by calling us on 01294 310000.
Our advisers will ask a series of questions before allocating you with a specific collection slot, depending on availability.
Change or cancel a collection
Call us to change or cancel a collection up to 3pm on the working day before due collection date.
Private contractors carrying out work
Private letting owners and letting agents operate commercially. They have a duty of care to dispose of waste materials left at the premises.
Contractor's waste cannot be collected as part of a household bulky waste collection. Before a contractor carries out works at your home you should check if they have a waste carrier's license. The contractor is responsible for removing any waste created.