Lucan & Clondalkin · Co. Dublin
Junk removal in Lucan and Clondalkin
Family estates, Adamstown duplexes and well-used back gardens across west Dublin, from Palmerstown to Rathcoole. Jobs start from €105, VAT included.
- Trampolines and worn-out garden furniture
- Adamstown duplexes and apartments
- Lucan to Rathcoole on the Dublin call-out
- 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.
- Trampoline€75
- Wooden shed 6×4€110
- Garden-waste bag, 240 L€5
- Single bed frame€20
- Sofa, 3-seater€35
- Washing machine€30
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
Clearing out in Lucan and Clondalkin: what usually goes
Lucan village sits down in the Liffey valley, with estates like Esker, Ballyowen, Hillcrest and Foxborough spread out above it. Clondalkin keeps its round tower and village centre, ringed by estates such as Rowlagh, Neilstown and Bawnogue. Adamstown is newer: apartments, duplexes and townhouses.
Back gardens here get a lot of use and wear things out: a trampoline with a torn net, garden furniture that has seen better summers, a shed that has started to lean. Indoors, it's bunk beds outgrown, a sofa replaced, a box room that became storage. Put it all on one price and it goes in one visit.
In Lucan village itself, the older houses and terraces sit on narrow streets near the river, where stopping right outside isn't always possible. That's fine: the loaders carry to wherever the van can park, and a trampoline, usually the biggest thing in the garden, is one of the easiest items to price from a photo.
Old appliances: try the free options first
South Dublin County Council's guidance on electrical waste is worth knowing before you book anyone. When you buy a new appliance, the shop has to take your old one back free on a one-for-one basis, as long as it's a similar type. Electricals can also go free to the council's Ballymount Civic Amenity in Greenhills.
If you're not replacing the appliance, or it's stuck in the garage behind everything else, it's on our list: a washing machine is €30 and a fridge-freezer €45. (Council details checked October 2026.)
Where Dublin ends and Kildare begins
Lucan, Adamstown, Clondalkin, Palmerstown, Newcastle and Rathcoole are all in County Dublin, so jobs here have the Dublin call-out of €100. Leixlip and Celbridge, a few minutes west, are in Kildare and have the commuter-county call-out; see our Celbridge page.
You don't need to work it out. The assistant applies the right call-out when you choose your county and shows it as its own line on your price.
Where this page covers
Lucan village and its estates, Griffeen and Adamstown, Clondalkin village, Rowlagh, Neilstown, Bawnogue and Ronanstown, Palmerstown and the Liffey Valley area, Newcastle and Rathcoole. Tallaght, Citywest and Saggart have their own page.
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At a glance · Lucan & Clondalkin and nearby
- Lucan village
- Esker
- Ballyowen
- Hillcrest
- Foxborough
- Griffeen
- Adamstown
- Clondalkin village
- Rowlagh
- Neilstown
- Bawnogue
- Ronanstown
- Palmerstown
- Liffey Valley
- Newcastle
- Rathcoole
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
Junk removal in Lucan & Clondalkin: your questions
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Guides
Guides for Lucan & Clondalkin
- Garden furniture disposal in Dublin: tables to trampolinesWeathered patio set, rusty BBQ, a trampoline nobody bounces on any more? How to tell what is worth keeping, what disposal costs in Dublin, and how to get it ready.Read guide
- Fridge removal in Dublin: WEEE rules and free take-backOld fridge to go? What Irish WEEE rules mean for you, the free routes worth trying first, and how to prepare a fridge for collection when they don't fit.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
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.