Cheshire is comfortable country to work in and the jobs reflect it: larger houses, more garages, more outbuildings, and more instructions that arrive through a solicitor rather than from the family direct.
21 clearances have landed in Cheshire postcodes — SK11 at Macclesfield most often, then WA1 in Warrington, CH4 out towards Broughton and CH43 on the Wirral side.
Space is the variable, not access
Unlike the terraced counties either side, access here is rarely the problem. Driveways exist, turning space exists. What catches people out is how much a house with a double garage and a workshop can hold. A four-bedroom house in Wilmslow or Knutsford will regularly run to twice the loads of a similar-sounding house in a town.
Crewe, Northwich, Winsford and Ellesmere Port are different again — smaller stock, more end-of-tenancy work, tighter timescales.
Sorting and disposal
Loads go through permitted transfer stations: Cheshire Waste on Liverpool Road, CH1 6PE; the Bumpers Lane site at CH1 6QE; ASH at Broughton Mills Road, CH4 0BY; Butlers Yard on Old Gorsey Lane, CH44 4AH.
Household recycling centres are not part of this — they are for residents' own waste. Our waste carrier registration is CBDU419679 and every load comes back with paperwork, which executors can have for the estate file.
What we cover
Pages below run across CH, CW, WA and the SK districts on this side of the boundary.