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Licensed junk / rubbish / waste clearance service in North Bucks

No Job is too small, and we take almost any type of junk. We are happy to take away all types of waste from furniture such as sofas, beds, mattresses and tables to appliances such as fridges, freezers and white goods (dishwashers, washing machines, tumble dryers, ovens). We clear out whole rooms or areas on request - for example a full garage/loft/garden clearance. Just give us a call and we can arrange a same day pick up!

The Happy Junk Removal Company was first established in 2016 clearing gardens as part of a small garden maintenance business. We were occasionally asked by our customers to clear out garages or take away furniture in our large van. We have always believed in offering a friendly service, and pride ourselves on maintaining a positive, happy work environment. We are a happy team and we remove junk - thus the Happy Junk Removal Company was born.

Since then we have been involved in all sorts of removals, clean ups and even house moves, so if you're looking for anything from a man with a van to a team with a fleet, we're the company to call.

Our ethos is to build and preserve a friendly and positive business and as such we guarantee:

- Quick, efficient service

- A happy, friendly, well presented team

- Clean professional looking vehicles

- Careful consideration for you home and property

- Competitive prices

We operate a full rubbish removal service all over Buckinghamshire from Milton Keynes, Buckingham, Winslow and Aylesbury in the north to Haddenham, Princes Risborough, Chinnor and High Wycombe in the south. Recently we have started to expand our rubbish clearance service into Oxfordshire currently covering Oxford, Bicester and Thame.

We believe in responsible waste disposal so make every effort to recycle and up-cycle what we can, for example all our green waste goes to a local composting company and all useable furniture and clothing is donated to charities where needed.

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