If you have any furniture or electrical appliances which you don’t want or need anymore, we can come and pick them up from outside your home.  We call this a ‘bulky collection’.

How much does it cost?

We can collect up to five items on each collection visit.

You’ll need to pay in full with your debit or credit card when you book your bulky collection.

When we collect

Monday

Culcheth Croft & Glazebury, Birchwood, Rixton & Woolston, Burtonwood & Winwick

Tuesday

Poplars & Hulme, Poulton North, Poulton South, Whittle Hall, Great Sankey North

Wednesday

Appleton, Latchford West, Hatton, Stretton & Walton, Bewsey & Whitecross, Orford

Thursday

Grappenhall & Thelwall, Fairfield & Howley, Latchford East, Lymm, Stockton Heath

Friday

Great Sankey South, Penketh & Cuerdley, Westbrook

What we collect

Where to leave your items

Leave them outside your home by 7.00 am on the arranged collection day - and no earlier than 24 hours before.  Make sure:

• they’re dry
• they’re easy to get at, not behind locked gates or sheds
• it’s clear what the items are
• you only leave out the items you’ve arranged to be collected

If instructions are not followed, collections will not be made and no refund will be given.

Booking a collection 

To book a collection of your unwanted items, please sign in to your My Warrington account or register for one. Our online form will then help you make your booking. You will need to read and accept our Terms and Conditions before booking.

If you need to cancel or change your collection

If you want to change your collection day or cancel your collection and receive a refund please sign in to your My Warrington account.

We can’t give you a refund if you change your booking less than two working days before, or if we get there and we can’t collect your items - for example if we can’t get to them or if they’re wet, dirty or stained.

If you are unable to book online

Please get in touch with Contact Warrington. 

What happens to your items

They’re collected by Changing Lives in Warrington, a charity which gives employment, training and development opportunities to local people.  They reuse and recycle your pre-loved furniture and electrical goods.

Other ways to get rid of large items

Donate to a local charity shop

Some local charities will come and pick up your items for free, and sell them at affordable prices in their community shop. 

Take them to a recycling centre

It’s free to take them to a community recycling centre, but before you go please check what items you can take to each centre, and whether you need a permit.

Give them away online

List them on a recycling website, app or facebook group.

Ask the retailer to dispose of it

If you’ve bought a new electrical item to replace an old one, the company you bought it from must provide a way for you to get rid of the old one, even if you didn’t buy it from them originally. Contact them directly and ask about their ‘take back’ service.

Avoid illegal collections or fly-tipping

When you ask someone to get rid of your items, it’s up to you to make sure they have a license to do so. If someone dumps or fly-tips your items illegally, you could be prosecuted. Check they are on the register of waste carriers, brokers and dealers on the Environment Agency website.