Furniture
Kitchen units and worktops removal in Leeds
A new kitchen goes in fast, and then the old one sits in the garden or the hallway for weeks. Offload provides waste removal Leeds for old kitchen units and worktops, collected after the fitter has stripped them out or as part of a wider refurbishment.
We cover the LS postcodes and can time a collection for the day the demolition finishes.
- Licensed carrier
- Transfer note every job
- Same-day when the diary allows
A kitchen strip-out makes a lot of odd-shaped waste
What comes out of a kitchen is not a tidy set of boxes. There are carcasses that may be screwed together or broken, doors and drawer fronts in a range of finishes, plinths, cornice, pelmets and end panels. A run of worktop can be several metres long, and laminate is manageable, but solid timber, stone or composite tops can be extremely heavy and awkward to hold. Sinks and taps add metal and porcelain.
It matters what stage the kitchen has reached. Units should be disconnected by a plumber or electrician, not left with live pipes and cables. We take away the parts once the services are capped, and we do not disconnect anything. If the old units are already in the skip bag or in a pile, tell us. If they are still fixed to the wall, we can take them off provided the utilities are safe.
Photos for a kitchen job
- The whole kitchen, or the pile after the strip-out
- The worktop material and its length, including any stone tops
- The sink, hob and any appliances still in place
- The access from kitchen to street, including steps and gates
How the collection works
Tell us the stage
Say whether it is still fitted or already out, and who is disconnecting the services.
Appliances flagged
Mention any oven, hob, extractor or dishwasher in your photos so we confirm what we can take.
Units and worktops removed
We take out carcasses, doors, plinths and tops, and stack them for the van.
Floors protected
We lay cover on the route and leave the room broom clean.
Where a kitchen goes
Kitchens in decent condition can sometimes be reused, and we will tell you if yours looks worth keeping in use. The rest is board, timber, laminate and metal, so wood and metal are separated for recycling, and the mixed remainder is used for energy recovery.
Stone and ceramic worktops and sinks are heavy, and they are handled through appropriate routes rather than being mixed in with general waste.
Kitchen units and worktops removal questions
Do you disconnect the sink, hob or cooker?
No. Plumbing, gas and electrics should be disconnected by a qualified tradesperson. We collect after that has been done.
Will you take the appliances too?
Do not assume so. Ovens, fridges and dishwashers are regulated items, so mention them in your photos and we confirm.
Can you take a granite or quartz worktop?
Yes, but tell us the length and thickness. Stone is very heavy and often needs several people.
Can you collect it in stages as the fitter works?
Yes. Tell us when the strip-out starts and how long the job runs, and we arrange one visit or two.
Kitchen units and worktops removal in Leeds
- Kitchen units and worktops removal in HorsforthLS18
- Kitchen units and worktops removal in Cross Gates, Halton and ColtonLS15
- Kitchen units and worktops removal in Rothwell, Woodlesford and OultonLS26