New kitchen fitted and the old washing machine still blocking the hallway? In Coventry we collect single appliances, a whole kitchen’s worth or the contents of a full flat. Add each item to an online basket, check the total before paying, and pick a collection day from tomorrow onwards. We carry it all out to the van.
- Appliances priced individually online
- Earliest collection is tomorrow
- We carry appliances out for you
Your old fridge washer microwave cooker collected
Appliance prices on the booking page
Each appliance has its own price, and the booking page shows the current one as you add it. The total combines your appliances, a call-out charge that applies once per booking, and a fuel charge that depends on where you live. You see every part of it before you pay, so check the booking page for today’s figures.
- Each appliance has a set price
- Several appliances, still one call-out charge
- Full total visible before checkout
Start with the item list
Appliances are easiest to price one at a time, so for a kitchen swap the item list usually makes sense.
Pick each appliance
Find the washing machine, fridge and microwave in the kitchen section of the list. Each one has its own price, shown on the booking page.
Whole flat
Clearing everything from a flat or house? Pick one of the sizes, 2 up to 14 cubic yards, using the pictures, and we empty it from inside.
Boxed kitchenware
Pans, crockery and small electricals already boxed up suit a man and van load. Pick the size that fits on the booking page.
Kitchens, flats and campus streets
Much of Coventry was rebuilt after the war, so there are a lot of mid-century semis and low-rise flats with compact kitchens. When one of those kitchens is refitted, the old fridge, washer and microwave rarely have anywhere else to go. Rather than leaving them in the back garden until someone hires a skip, add them to a basket and pick a date.
Student rentals around Earlsdon, Canley and Tile Hill create a second kind of job: a summer clear-out where a landlord finds a broken microwave, a spare fridge and bags of left-behind kitchenware. Bagged items suit a man and van load. Bulky appliances suit the item list. If a whole flat needs emptying, a clearance by size covers it in one visit.
How the collection works
1
Search the list
Type washing machine, fridge or whatever is going. Each appliance drops into the basket with its price beside it.
2
Enter a CV postcode
Your Coventry postcode completes the basket, so the total on screen already includes everything.
3
Book a slot
Select a date from tomorrow onwards, morning or afternoon, and mention stairs or a lift in the access notes.
4
Out of the kitchen
We carry each appliance out and load it. Metal goes for recycling once the load has been sorted.
Coventry streets we cover
From the flats around the city centre to the semis of Allesley and Styvechale, every CV1 to CV7 postcode can book. That takes in the student streets near Coventry University and the University of Warwick, plus Binley Woods and Allesley village out on the edges.
- Earlsdon
- Chapelfields
- Spon End
- Hillfields
- Stoke
- Wyken
- Walsgrave
- Cheylesmore
- Styvechale
- Finham
- Tile Hill
- Canley
- Allesley
- Binley
Postcode districts: CV1, CV2, CV3, CV4, CV5, CV6, CV7.
Coventry appliance questions
Can you take a fridge from a top-floor flat?
Yes. Tell us the floor and whether there is a lift in the access notes. We do the carrying, so you do not need to bring anything down yourself, but knowing about the stairs before we arrive lets us plan how to move it safely.
Is it worth booking one appliance on its own?
You can, and the price is shown before you pay. The call-out charge applies once per booking, though, so if a second appliance or an old table is also due to go, adding it to the same basket spreads those costs across more items.
Can I mix appliances and furniture in one basket?
Yes. The item list is grouped by room, so you can add a fridge from the kitchen section and a wardrobe from the bedroom section to the same booking. A single call-out charge then covers the whole collection.
Do you collect from student houses near both universities?
Yes. Streets around Coventry University and the University of Warwick are within the postcodes we cover. A landlord emptying a whole house can book a clearance by size, while tenants with a few bags and a microwave can use a small man and van load.
Do you take microwaves and other small appliances?
Microwaves have their own entry on the item list. If you have a cupboard’s worth of kettles, toasters and similar bits, box them up and book a small man and van load instead, which is priced by the space the boxes take up.
Clear the old kitchen kit
Add your appliances, enter your Coventry postcode and choose a day. Need to check something first? Email info@simpleclearances.co.uk.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 07588 095449.
