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Kitchen and bathroom strip-out waste in Liverpool

Here's what to do with the waste from a kitchen or bathroom strip-out in Liverpool, checked against Liverpool City Council and Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority pages on 29 October 2026.

Quick answer
  • The council bulky collection refuses builders' waste, baths, toilets and kitchen worktops
  • It also refuses external doors and windows, blinds and shower screens
  • Old Swan lists plasterboard and rubble, but trade waste is refused at the tips
  • A builder's leftovers count as trade waste

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What the council won't take

Liverpool's council bulky collection excludes builders waste, kitchen worktops, baths, toilets, shower screens, blinds, and fixtures and fittings such as external doors and windows. A strip-out is almost entirely made of those. The service is also not for house clearances.

The tips

Old Swan lists plasterboard and hardcore and rubble as accepted, with no limit on the page. Otterspool lists no items. The sites say trade and commercial waste isn't accepted, so a fitter's leftovers can't go there. A van needs a van booking. See rubble and building waste in Liverpool.

Your real options

OptionGood forWatch out for
Builders' waste collectionA loaded van of units, tiles and boardsCheck the carrier registration and keep the waste transfer note
SkipA bigger job over daysNeeds a permit if it goes on the road
Grab lorryHeavy rubble and soilNeeds space for the lorry

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Frequently asked questions

Will Liverpool council take old kitchen units?

Its bulky collection excludes builders waste and kitchen worktops, plus baths, toilets and shower screens.

Can a tradesperson use the Liverpool tips?

No. Trade and commercial waste is not accepted at the tips.

Can I take plasterboard to Old Swan?

Old Swan lists plasterboard as accepted, with no limit shown on the page. Trade waste is still refused.

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