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Enfield bulky waste collection

Free standard collection based on postcode; £19 to choose your own collection day. Everything Enfield will and will not take, the access rules, and how to book.

Checked 15 August 2026 against the official council site

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London Borough of Enfield

Faster than the Enfield queue

Don't want to wait? Can't lift to kerbside? WasteSpeed collect in your area on a scheduled day each week, from £199.

Council crews in Enfield collect from the kerbside only. WasteSpeed's two-person crew carry from any room of the house, on a scheduled day each week, price fixed before we arrive.

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What Enfield collect

Will collect

  • Sofas, armchairs, futons and beds
  • Carpets and mirrors
  • Tables and chairs
  • Doors without glass
  • Fence panels
  • Satellite dishes
  • Rotary washing lines
  • Plastic water tanks and dustbins
  • Trampolines, disassembled
  • Wood flooring

Will not collect

  • Bricks and building material
  • Electrical items (collected under a separate service)
  • Garden waste
  • Gas bottles
  • Glass panels
  • Large fluid containers
  • Rubble and soil
  • Tree trunks
  • Tyres
  • Windows

Access rules and limitations

  • Maximum 6 items per collection
  • Items must be placed at the front edge of the property by 5:30am, or by the bin store for flats
  • Collections run Monday to Friday, 5:30am to 4pm
  • No refund if items are not collected, or if cancelled with less than 1 working day's notice

Kerbside-only rules are the norm across the UK; crews are not insured to enter your home. If nobody can get your items outside, see your options when you can't lift it.

Charges in detail

Free standard collection based on postcode; £19 to choose your own collection day.

  • Standard free collection, day allocated by postcode, no charge
  • Paid option: £19 to choose your own collection day, book before 12pm for next-day collection

Free route: Standard bulky waste collection (non-electrical items) is free of charge, day allocated by postcode

Before paying for a fridge, sofa or anything reusable, check the free collection routes: charity reuse crews collect good furniture at no cost.

Book with Enfield

London Borough of Enfield

Phone: 020 8379 1000

Direct automated access to enfield.gov.uk was blocked (403); this record is based on the page content retrieved through a text-extraction proxy, which mirrors the council's own published page. Electrical item collections are handled as a separate paid service from this non-electrical bulky waste service.

Enfield bulky waste FAQ

How much does bulky waste collection cost in Enfield?

Free standard collection based on postcode; £19 to choose your own collection day. Standard free collection, day allocated by postcode, no charge. Paid option: £19 to choose your own collection day, book before 12pm for next-day collection. Standard bulky waste collection (non-electrical items) is free of charge, day allocated by postcode

What bulky items will Enfield collect?

Sofas, armchairs, futons and beds, Carpets and mirrors, Tables and chairs, Doors without glass, Fence panels, Satellite dishes, Rotary washing lines, Plastic water tanks and dustbins, Trampolines, disassembled, Wood flooring.

What won't Enfield take?

Bricks and building material, Electrical items (collected under a separate service), Garden waste, Gas bottles, Glass panels, Large fluid containers, Rubble and soil, Tree trunks, Tyres, Windows.

What if I can't carry items to the kerb in Enfield?

Most council crews will not enter your home. If you cannot wait or cannot lift, WasteSpeed run a private collection from any room of the house in your area, from £199.

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Provenance. Checked 15 August 2026 against enfield.gov.uk, gov.uk. Charges and rules change; the council's own page is always the final word. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it within the week.