Looking for a reliable and fully licensed local company to take away your Waltham Cross rubbish or junk? Look no further! Away With It is one of Waltham Cross’s leading waste removal companies. We have been providing waste removal services to businesses and residents in the EN7 and EN8 postcode areas for more than 20 years. During that time we have built up a large and loyal customer base in the local area based on our reputation for fast, friendly service at competitive prices.
We cater for all types of property and provide a full range of waste and rubbish removal services, from house, garden, garage and office clearance to clearance, DIY and builders waste removal and a daily commercial waste service and operate 7 days a week and offer a same day service so you can call us in the morning knowing your waste or junk will be gone by the evening!
Our Waste Removal Services in Waltham Cross
Reasons To Choose Us For Your Waltham Cross Waste Removal Needs
- Bookings are in 2 hour slots and our friendly two man clearance team will always call ahead to let you know when to expect them so you’re not left hanging around.
- Before starting work we will provide you with a competitive, no obligation estimate. All our prices include labour and disposal fees, so there are no hidden costs. If you’re happy with our competitive prices we can start your removal the same day.
- Our prices are based on the percentage of the vehicle you fill so you only pay for the space you use, saving you money.
- We do all the lifting and loading for you and will even clean up and leave everything neat and tidy after so you can just sit back and relax.
- We are fully licensed and regulated. All the waste we collect is transferred safely to a recycling or disposal station and disposed of responsibly.
- We are fully insured in the unlikely event we have an accident on site.
Talk to us today about our fast and reliable waste removal services in Waltham Cross!
Interesting Facts About Waltham Cross
Taking its name from the famous Eleanor Cross that stands in its centre, the origins of Waltham Cross go back to the the 13th century and the processional journey of Queen Eleanor’s coffin from Lincoln to Westminster Abbey. Forming part of the ancient parish of Cheshunt in Hertfordshire, its council merged with that of Cheshunt and Hoddesdon in 1974 to form the Borough of Broxbourne.
Today, the town is known for being the home of the world’s largest printworks. The ‘Park Plaza’ site produces publications including The Sun and The Times, and formerly The News of the World. The state of the art facility replaced the old press in Wapping, and is able to produce a total of over 1,000,000 newspapers an hour.
Aside from this, Waltham Cross is also the location of a large bus station, and is a key transport hub for bus links between London, Essex and Hertfordshire. It is the only settlement outside London to be served by a night bus, the N279 providing a bus link from the town directly to Trafalgar Square.
Of people associated with Waltham Cross, Victorian novelist Anthony Trollope is probably the most notable. He wrote 26 novels during the 12 years he took residence in the town, a fact recognised today by the presence of a literary themed public house on the site of his house.
Useful local resources:
http://www.broxbourne.gov.uk/ – Local council website.
https://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/– Local newspaper, covering news and current affairs in Waltham Cross, Cheshunt and the surrounding area.
