We remove construction waste in Ķengarags, carrying it out and loading it ourselves. You do not lift a thing.
Ķengarags is dominated by Soviet-era housing blocks along Maskavas iela and the Daugava. The typical job is carrying waste out of a standard flat. The promenade, the railway and a main road together make access differ sharply across the neighbourhood.
In the standard blocks the lifts are narrow or barred for debris. A bathroom refit gives 3–5 m³ and around twenty bags. Access at the entrance is usually fine.
Ķengarags also keeps pockets of older building where the stairwells are narrower and the waste more mixed — plaster, timber framing, old windows.
Maskavas iela is a busy artery and the railway restricts crossing in places. An exact address lets us plan the route; within Riga it does not affect the price.
The neighbourhood has retail premises where refurbishment happens outside trading hours. We fit the visit around the site's schedule and invoice with VAT.
Fill in the request form and add a few photos. We will reply within 5 minutes.
The crew arrives at a time you choose — often the same day or the next.
We work the price out from the photos and agree it with you. We only start once you have confirmed.
We work cleanly and tidy up after ourselves.
We take requests through the form
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Book a collectionThe jobs we meet most often in Ķengarags, and what drives the volume and the time in each.
Bathroom 3–5 m³; the lift is usually no use for debris.
Narrower stairwells, more mixed waste.
Accumulated clutter and leftover building materials.
Outside trading hours, with an agreed loading bay.
The apartment courtyards along Maskavas iela in Ķengarags are heavily used, and there is usually no room for a skip. Putting one on the street needs consent.
We do not hire out skips at all, even when asked. Our work starts indoors and ends when the truck drives away. Planning a visit to Ķengarags, we weigh two local factors: Maskavas iela, the tram and the railway connect the area to the centre, while the Daugava promenade, the railway and the main road shape the local routes. Both decide how close we can park and how long loading takes. If a skip really would suit you better, we will say so.
Yes. Parking near the promenade is limited by day, so we agree a time in advance to get the truck as close to the entrance as we can.
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