Half our name, and not an afterthought
We are Suffolk and Essex House Clearance, and Colchester is the reason for the second half of it. It sits about the same distance from us as Bury St Edmunds does, in the other direction.
We are based just over the border in Suffolk, and we are in Colchester and north Essex most weeks.
What do we handle on an Essex job?
All of it. Essex and Suffolk run their sites to different rules, and on a Colchester job we take care of all of that for you. You do not book anything, queue anywhere or work out which load goes where.
We turn up, load, sweep up and go, and you get a waste transfer note under Upper Tier registration CBDU634717 at the end of it.
Where does a Colchester clearance end up?
At CSH Environmental, on Packards Lane at Wormingford, north of the town. It is a licensed site,
permit MB3438RT on the Environment Agency's register. That permit number and the Wormingford address go
on your waste transfer note, so you can see where the load went.
Over 95% of what we take away is recycled or reused rather than tipped.
It goes straight to a commercial site on our licence. There is no booking to make and no trip for you to fit in around work.
Wivenhoe, Manningtree and the villages
People find us by searching for the villages rather than the city. That usually means the property is not in the middle of Colchester at all.
Wivenhoe and Manningtree come up most. Both are a run out past the town, with narrow older streets near the water that a long wheelbase van has to think about. We cover both, and we are happy to help.
The villages around Colchester
West Bergholt, Great Horkesley, Horkesley Heath, Eight Ash Green, Copford, Layer-de-la-Haye, Fingringhoe, Abberton, Langenhoe, Rowhedge, Berechurch, Elmstead Market and Ardleigh.
These are the ones worth naming because the roads matter here. Some of the estuary villages have narrow lanes, so we plan those jobs with care. When you ring, just tell us the village and we will do the rest.
Town centre access, said honestly
A terrace in the older streets with no off-street parking takes a little more planning than a house with a drive. That is why we come and look first, so your quotation covers everything.
When we come to quote, just tell us if there is a permit zone, a shared alley, or a stretch where a van cannot park. We will plan the day around it.
Can you get down the tighter Colchester backstreets?
Usually, yes. Some of the backstreets round here are tight and we are used to getting the big vans down them. Where one genuinely will not go, we bring a smaller van instead. It costs you nothing extra and turns an awkward address into an ordinary day. Just mention it when we come to quote, and we will bring the right van.
House clearance across the rest of Essex
Colchester is where most of our Essex work is, and it is not the whole of it. There is a page on house clearance across Essex. It covers who we clear for round the county, what we take besides the contents of a house, and where the waste goes afterwards.
What we do here
Full house clearance, probate and bereavement clearance, offices, shops and units, and a clean afterwards if the property is going on the market.
From a single room to a whole house, we are happy to help.




