Junk & Rubbish Removal near you in Hong Kong
Known locally as junk clearance (清屋/清運). Compare researched prices and get free quotes from pros wherever you are in Hong Kong.
Typical price: HK$200–HK$6,000
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What junk & rubbish removal costs in Hong Kong
| Job size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single item One furniture piece or appliance | HK$200 | HK$350 | HK$600 |
| Flat clearance Whole-flat clearout, one to two trips | HK$1,500 | HK$3,000 | HK$6,000 |
| Renovation debris (per trip) Construction waste with disposal charges | HK$800 | HK$1,500 | HK$2,500 |
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How to hire a junk & rubbish removal pro in Hong Kong
- Get per-trip quotes from photos stating truck size and crew
- Confirm stair-carry charges for walk-up buildings and podium-level access
- For renovation debris, confirm the operator handles construction-waste disposal charging correctly — dumping charges apply per tonne
- Ask building management about designated refuse routes and time slots for bulky items
- Check whether usable furniture can be routed to charity — several HK groups collect free
- Get a receipt for large clearances
Frequently asked questions
Is it cheaper to take junk to the tip myself?
If you own or can borrow a suitable vehicle, self-hauling to a municipal transfer station is nearly always the cheapest option — many charge residents little or nothing for sorted household waste. Factor in vehicle hire, fuel, your time, and per-item fees for mattresses and fridges. For anything more than a car-boot load or two, a paid collection often wins on effort alone.
Do junk removal companies do full house or estate clearances?
Yes — house clearances (post-tenancy, hoarding, bereavement) are a core service. Expect a site visit for quoting, a crew for a full day or more, and pricing by total volume plus any specialist items. Ask about their process for found valuables and documents, and whether they broom-sweep rooms after clearing; good firms do both as standard.
Are garden waste and soil handled differently from household junk?
Green waste (branches, hedge trimmings, grass) is usually accepted and often composted, but soil and turf are heavy-load items priced by weight like rubble. Some operators run cheaper green-waste-only rates because their disposal cost is lower — ask, rather than lumping garden waste into a general junk quote.
What items won't junk removal companies take?
Standard refusals: hazardous waste (chemicals, solvents, fuel, wet paint), asbestos, gas bottles, batteries in quantity, medical waste and tyres in some markets. These need licensed specialist disposal. Fridges, mattresses, TVs and monitors are usually accepted but carry per-item surcharges because of recycling requirements.
How do I get an accurate junk removal quote?
Send photos of the pile with something for scale, list large items individually, and mention access (floor, stairs, distance to parking). Volume-based quotes from photos are usually accurate within one price band; on-site quotes are worth it for whole-house clearances. Always confirm whether the quote includes labour, disposal fees and tax.
How much does junk clearance cost in Hong Kong?
A single-item pickup runs about HK$200-HK$600, a standard van/truck trip HK$500-HK$1,600, and a full flat clearance HK$1,500-HK$6,000 depending on volume and stair access. Renovation debris is priced separately because of per-tonne disposal charging.
Can I donate old furniture instead of paying for clearance in Hong Kong?
Yes — charities and green groups (e.g. furniture reuse programs) collect good-condition furniture and appliances free, though lead times run days to weeks and condition standards apply. For mixed loads, some clearance crews will split out saleable items and discount the job — ask when quoting.
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