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When a washing machine breaks or you're upgrading your kitchen appliances, the old ones need to go somewhere. In Wareham, across Sandford, Stoborough and Holton Heath, we collect washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, and cookers from your kitchen or utility room. All appliances are taken to WEEE-compliant recycling centres where metals, plastics, and components are properly sorted and recycled. mix of older stone cottages and modern estates properties in Wareham often have tight utility rooms or narrow kitchen doorways — we're used to manoeuvring heavy appliances through tricky spaces. Historic market town at the gateway to the Isle of Purbeck. Mix of retirees and commuters. Seasonal population boost from tourism.
While we're there: add a fridge (£50), dryer (£45), or bags of rubbish (£12/bag)
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Your appliance + call-out = £99 total. A half load is £179 — just £80 more to fill half the van.
Dorset Council will collect appliances as bulky waste for £30 for 1 item, £10 per additional item (max 6). The wait is up to 4 weeks, and you'll need to move the appliance to your property boundary. For a washing machine that weighs 70-80kg, that's a serious ask. TipRun collects from your kitchen — you don't lift a finger.
| Council | TipRun | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | £30 for 1 item, £10 per additional item (max 6) | from £45 |
| Wait time | up to 4 weeks | Same-day available |
| You move it? | Yes — to the boundary | No — from your kitchen |
| WEEE recycled | Yes | Yes — certified |
| Add another? | Extra item charge | £15 per extra appliance |
Wareham Recycling Centre has a WEEE recycling bay (1.2 miles from Wareham). But getting a washing machine or cooker there means loading it into a van — they're too heavy and awkward for a car boot. You'll need to lift it into the WEEE container yourself. Dorset address proof required. Save your back and book a collection instead.
Town centre has narrow medieval streets. Newer estates on the outskirts have good access. Upton and Lytchett Matravers have standard suburban access. For appliance removal, please unplug the item and turn off the water supply (for washing machines and dishwashers). We don't do plumbing or gas disconnections — gas cookers must be disconnected by a Gas Safe engineer first. Free parking on most streets. Town centre has a pay-and-display car park. Stoborough and Sandford have narrow rural lanes.
From £45. WhatsApp a photo and we reply with the price and a time.
Appliance removal in Wareham starts from £45. Washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, and electric cookers all start at the same price. Add another appliance for just £15.
Yes, but it must be disconnected by a Gas Safe registered engineer first. We can't disconnect gas appliances. Electric cookers just need unplugging from the wall.
Please turn off the water supply and unplug it from the wall. We don't do plumbing work, but the disconnection is usually just turning two valves behind the machine.
All appliances collected in Wareham go to WEEE-compliant recycling centres. Metals, plastics, motors, and circuit boards are separated and recycled properly.
Often, yes. Ask us and we'll tell you if we can fit you in the same day across Wareham. We're 20 min from Wareham.
