Areas · EC3
From insurance offices around Lloyd’s and Lime Street to the restaurants of Leadenhall Market, we collect commercial waste across EC3. 30 St Mary Axe is one of our clients.

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Working in EC3
EC3 is the City’s insurance quarter. Lloyd’s sits on Lime Street, and the streets around it, from Leadenhall Street to Gracechurch Street and Fenchurch Street, are packed with insurers, brokers and the firms that serve them. 30 St Mary Axe, one of our clients, stands in the middle of it.
A few steps away, Leadenhall Market is a different kind of customer: restaurants, bars and shops under a covered Victorian roof, with narrow lanes that fill with tables and drinkers. To the east, Aldgate and Tower Hill mix newer office blocks with hotels, visitor businesses and the Middlesex Street Estate, where City residents live above the shops.
That variety is why EC3 rounds need planning. A broker’s office wants a quiet early collection. A restaurant needs food waste and glass taken after service. A resident needs a sofa carried down from a flat.
Who we work for here
Paper-heavy office floors around Lime Street and Leadenhall Street. Dry mixed recycling, kitchen food waste, and clearances when teams move floors.
Restaurants, bars and shops producing food waste, glass and cardboard. Collected around service, never in the middle of it.
Hospitality wasteNewer offices, hotels and visitor businesses along the City’s eastern edge, from the Minories to Fenchurch Street.
Rubbish removal and flat clearances for residents, carried down from the flat and taken away the same visit.
Rubbish removalOne of the City’s most recognisable buildings, and one of our clients. Buildings like this run to strict rules on access, timing and paperwork, and we work to them.
Getting around EC3
The lanes around Lime Street and St Mary Axe are tight, and parts of the area are pedestrian-only. Leadenhall Market’s lanes are busy at lunchtime and in the evening when the bars spill out. We agree where the vehicle stops and when, so bins move straight from your store to the truck.
Around Aldgate and Tower Hill the issue is traffic rather than space. Collections are timed to avoid the worst of it, and we tell you if your preferred time won’t work.
Services in EC3
Food waste, glass and general waste for Leadenhall Market and the restaurants around Fenchurch Street, collected after service.
Find out moreSeparated paper, card and mixed recycling for insurance offices, plus WEEE when old IT is replaced.
Find out moreFloor moves and refits around Lime Street and Leadenhall Street, with furniture and IT cleared and recycled where possible.
Find out moreStreets and postcodes
Including Leadenhall Street, Lime Street, St Mary Axe, Gracechurch Street, Fenchurch Street, Houndsditch, Aldgate High Street, the Minories, Eastcheap and Tower Hill.
FAQ
Yes. We collect food waste, glass and general waste separately and time collections around service, so nothing goes out while tables are full. See restaurant and hospitality waste.
Yes. We clear furniture, IT and paper, handle electricals as WEEE and give you a waste transfer note for the whole job. We book the loading bay through your building. See office clearance.
Yes, 30 St Mary Axe is one of our clients. We work to the access, timing and paperwork rules that buildings of that kind set for contractors.
Yes. Tell us what’s going and which floor you’re on, and we’ll give you a fixed price. We carry it down and take it away. See rubbish removal.
Areas we cover
Our core area is the City of London, EC1 to EC4, and the streets around it. If you’re just outside, ask anyway. We’ll tell you straight away if we can help.
Free quote
Answer five quick questions and we’ll come back within 2 working hours with a fixed price. No call centre, no obligation.
Rather talk it through? 07539 482813