Binny is awake. He’s always awake.
Show us the pile. Lock the price.
Tell Binny what’s got to go and he’ll estimate it while you type. Upload a photo, answer his questions honestly, and a person confirms a locked price — to the penny, no “ah, but” when the van arrives.
Registered waste carrier CBDU276268All 32 boroughsPhoto + honest answers = a price a person locks
WasteBot
London’s cheekiest waste helper
Yes, I'm a chatbot. Want a price?
Three-seater sofa, a fridge and about five bags. SE15.
Right — sofa, fridge, five bags, Peckham. About a half-load. Send me a photo of the pile and a person will lock the price — to the penny, nothing added on the day. Got one handy?
Upload a photo
Lovely — that's everything I need. A person checks the photo and texts you the locked price within the hour. What they confirm is what's on the invoice, full stop.
Things Binny can price
A sofa that's seen things
One American fridge
Two mattresses
A wardrobe, flat-packed by gravity
Fourteen bin bags
Half a garden
An entire flat in HackneyThree ways in. A photo locks the price on all of them.
Pick whichever suits the pile in front of you. Describe it, tick it off or just show us. Once a person has seen it and you’ve answered honestly, the number is fixed.
FastestChat to Binny
Describe it and he’ll estimate. Send him a photo and a person locks it — what they confirm is what you pay.
Show us a photo Locks the price
Point your phone at the pile. Once a person has seen it, the price is fixed to the penny — no itemising for a decade, no re-quote at the door.
Submit a quote
Tick off your items and watch the estimate move as you go. Add a photo at the end and a person locks it.
How the price gets locked.
Two things from you, one promise from us.
- 1
Upload a photo.
One snap of the pile does more than any form. Binny sees the sofa you forgot to mention and the bags behind the door — and prices the lot off one published list.
- 2
Answer his questions honestly.
Which floor, is there a lift, anything heavy hiding in the shed. Straight answers are what let a person stand behind the number.
- 3
A person confirms it. To the penny.
Do those two things and the figure a person confirms is the figure on the invoice. No bait and switch, no “ah, but” on the doorstep. A registered carrier (CBDU276268) collects, and we issue a Waste Transfer Note when it's done.
Home or business, he doesn't judge.
For homes
One-off collections, bulky items, the full “we're moving and this house is a museum” clearance.
- Same-day when the round has room
- The price a person confirms is the price you pay
- We carry it out. You put the kettle on.
For business
Offices, restaurants, warehouses. The boring compliance bits — Duty of Care, transfer notes — handled.
- Duty of Care documentation
- A Waste Transfer Note when we complete the collection
- One fixed price per collection. No surprises on the invoice.
Go on. Ask the bin.
Send Binny a photo of the pile, answer his questions straight, and a person locks the price to the penny. A van turns up, the paperwork follows. No faff.
We ask before you book, and publish every charge we can add. Registered carrier CBDU276268.
