Dublin + 8 counties · From €105
Construction waste removal in Dublin
Ripping out a bathroom or kitchen? We take the old fixtures and fittings: doors, windows, baths, units, flooring and radiators. We don't take rubble, concrete, soil, bricks, tiles, stone or hazardous waste, and this page tells you where those go instead.
- Doors, baths, kitchen units, flooring and radiators
- Priced per item or per m², VAT included
- Carried out from upstairs bathrooms, back gardens and apartments
- Free to get a priceYou only pay when you book
- Priced from our public listTeam help when needed
- Cancel freeMore than 24h before, full refund
Price list
EUR · VAT incl.
- Bath€20
- Toilet€10.50
- Sink€10
- Shower tray€10
- Internal door€15
- External door€40
- Window€25
- Radiator€10.50
Call-out & labour (Dublin)€100
One call-out per job covers two loaders and the van. Add each item from the list. Jobs start from €105.
- Licensed waste collectorPermit NWCPO-25-13230-01
- Two loaders, every jobWe do all the lifting and carrying
- Published collection pricesVAT included — agreed before we arrive
- Dublin + 8 countiesCollections on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays
Renovation fixtures we take
Refitting a bathroom, replacing a kitchen or gutting a room before the builders start? Two loaders carry the old fittings out, load the van and sweep up, across Dublin and the 8 surrounding counties.
- Internal and external doors
- Windows, with the glass intact
- Baths, toilets, sinks and shower trays
- Kitchen units, cupboards and wooden or laminate worktops
- Wooden and laminate flooring, carpet and underlay
- Radiators
- Timber offcuts, skirting boards and pallets
- Plasterboard and offcuts, priced as a loose load. Stack them apart from other junk.
- Packaging from new fittings: cardboard, plastic wrap and boxes
What we don't take, and where it goes instead
- Rubble, broken tiles, bricks and blocks: a skip or a specialist heavy-waste collection. Many renovations use both: a skip for the heavy waste, and us for the bulky fittings that would fill half the skip.
- Soil and stone: a skip, or ask your landscaper or groundworks contractor how it will be taken away.
- Paint, solvents and chemicals: check your council's website for where to bring household quantities.
- Asbestos: if you suspect it in old floor tiles, textured ceilings or pipe lagging, leave it undisturbed and bring in a specialist asbestos contractor before any other work goes ahead.
Not sure which suits your job? See skip hire or junk removal.
Renovation waste prices
In Dublin you pay a €100 call-out and labour charge, covering the van and two loaders, plus a set price per item. A bath is €20, a toilet €10.50, a sink €10, a shower tray €10, an internal door €15, an external door €40 and a radiator €10.50. Prices include VAT.
Flooring is priced by area: €6 per m² for wooden or laminate and €2 per m² for carpet. Kitchen units and timber are priced from the list, or as a loose load by how much of the van they fill if they come out in pieces. Every item is on our price list.
Plan the collection around your trades
We collect on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, 14:00–16:00. Book a slot just after the strip-out, so the old suite doesn't sit in the hall or the garden for days. If the job runs over, you can reschedule free of charge more than 24 hours before.
Someone needs to be on site to let us in, whether that's you or your builder, or access must be agreed in advance. There's no skip permit to arrange and nothing parked on the road: the van leaves when the job is done.
Getting your renovation priced
Photograph the pile, or each fixture as it comes out, and get your price. If flooring is going, measure the room and add the area in the chat. If your photos show rubble or tiles, the assistant notes them as not taken, and your price covers only the fixtures listed.
Anything the assistant can't price on its own, such as a cast-iron bath, is checked by a person on our team before you pay, as soon as possible during business hours. How the AI price works.
How it works
From list to collection in three steps
You see the price before anything is booked. Our team checks uncertain jobs before you pay.
- 01
Tell us what needs to go
Type your items and quantities. Photos are optional and can help show a cluttered room or complicated clearance.
- 02
Get a fixed price
Review the item list or confirm a supported whole clearance. Prices come from our published catalogue, VAT included. Uncertain jobs need staff review.
- 03
Book, pay, done
Pick a collection time and pay securely in the chat. Two loaders arrive, carry it all out and take it away.
Questions
Construction waste removal: your questions
Anything else? See all FAQs or email hello@junkireland.com.
How much does construction waste removal cost in Dublin?
Do you take rubble, concrete or tiles?
Do you handle asbestos?
Can builders and tradespeople use the service?
What if more comes out than I listed?
Guides
Guides for construction waste removal
- Construction waste Dublin: fixtures, rubble and collectionOur building-waste collection covers disconnected fixtures, timber, flooring and separately stacked plasterboard. Rubble, soil and hazardous materials need a different service.Read guide
- Dublin refit? What to do with the old kitchen and bathroomThe new kitchen gets planned to the millimetre; the old one rarely does. A refit timeline for Dublin homes, from what to sell to when to book the collection around your trades.Read guide
- Carpet removal in Dublin: price per m² and how to measureHow carpet removal is priced in Dublin, a worked example for a whole three-bed semi including the stairs, and how to cut and roll old carpet ready for collection.Read guide
Ready when you are.
Type a list or add photos. Review your price, choose an available time and pay securely in the chat. Our team checks uncertain jobs before you pay.