Cost of removing a greenhouse

Removing a green house dependent on size should be a days work, with clarence and disposal by a 2 man work force could set you back anything from £300 - £400

Id say around ?159

price in area of half day rate 70 pound, tipping fee 35 pound
total cost 105 pounds.
to carry waste i need waste carriers permit/licence to which i pay an annual fee , and the waste site charges trade waste prices

is very hard to say when not seeing a job itself, to clear out and dispose materials its should be around GBP 800.00

There are too many unknowns here to allow me to price this work. Such as is it a solid concrete base or slabs? Size? Access? Need any hole left by base in-filled? I am more than pleased to visit and estimate - and my visits are free.

I'd move it for 150

Daily rate 120-140 rubbish clearance full van 300 half 200

Cost would depend on size and materials needed to be removed.

Would charge around 150 giving the description without size and looking at it..if it was done in no time at all would give an even better price..if im not there long would feel guilty asking for too much

500 poundes

To take down and remove a greenhouse would start from 40.00 depending on size

To demolition existing greenhouse, remove bricks and glass to skip supplied by customer, sweep wnd tidy area £295

Cost to remove and dispose of greenhouse around £350

With a number of factors that can affect price and quote it all depends on the details of the job. Typically prices will range from £150 upwards. With the disposing of unwanted items included this all varies the price quoted for a this type of task.

This is something that can be arranged, quotation is available upon request as there are a number of questions to be asked before quoting ie location or property, is parking available, is there access to greenhouse.

For a small greenhouse I’d expect the cost to be around £175–£250, but it would depend on the overall size, construction, access and amount of material that needs disposing of, so a larger greenhouse could cost more. Taking down the frame and removing the glass and brickwork is only part of the job — waste disposal can be a significant part of the cost, particularly with glass, metal and rubble. The price should also allow for clearing the area afterwards and leaving the ground safe and tidy.

For a small job like that, you’d usually be looking at about £150 to £400, depending on how much brickwork comes out, how much glass there is, and how much cleaning-up is needed.

If it’s a very minor tidy-up and disposal only, it may be closer to the lower end. If the frames are awkward, the glass is large, or you need more repair afterward, it can go higher.

£120 includes removal of rubbish and materials

It will cost around 300£ for all job.

This would cost £150 to £650