Cost to have built-in warddrobe removed

Question

How much does it cost in terms of waste removal expenses to have a built in wardrobe removed?

Tony · Accepted Answer

120 if it has to be dismantle and taken away 90 if it is already taken out it will cost me 60 to dispose of

Ash · Answer

Depending on how big the wardrobe is and how long it takes to remove, anywhere from £100-£150

Aaron · Answer

On average it will be about £120 depending on size etc.

Shadrack · Answer

The cost of dismantling and removing cost £100- £150 depending on the size and the distance from the removal unit and the disposal unit respectively

Jwan · Answer

It'll vary depending on the size of the wardrobe, but £100 a good average price, even less than that if it did not take time.

Stephen · Answer

typically costs to remove a built-in wardrobe and pay for waste removal in the Birmingham — including labour to take it out, dismantle it if needed, transport and disposal:
 Typical cost ranges
1. Tradespeople / Handyman estimates (smaller built-in wardrobe)
Around £80 – £150 if it’s fairly straightforward to remove/dismantle and take away the waste.
Around £120 – £200+ if it’s larger, fixed into the wall, or more complex to dismantle and dispose of.

Ionut · Answer

In terms of waste removal only (excluding labour), the cost will depend on the size of the built-in wardrobe and the material it’s made from.

Most built-in wardrobes are made from MDF, chipboard, and timber, which are classed as mixed construction waste.

As a general guide:
	•	If included within a skip you already have on site, there would be no additional cost provided there is space available.
	•	Hiring a small skip (4–6 yard) specifically for this could cost approximately £200–£350, depending on your area.
	•	A licensed waste removal company may charge in the region of £120–£250, depending on volume, access, and whether the wardrobe has already been dismantled.

A single standard fitted wardrobe usually does not generate a large amount of waste once broken down, so a full skip is not always necessary unless combined with other works.

Prices vary by region, but for disposal alone, you would typically expect to budget between £150–£300.

Aiden · Answer

Hello there i would say to remove a wardrobe , I would qoute from £40 depending on the size

Cost to have built-in warddrobe removed

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