Garden waste after a tidy-up
Give approximate pile dimensions and identify branches, cuttings, soil and timber separately. Mention heavy or wet bags. A photograph of the access route helps explain how waste at the rear of the property might be collected.
Older items kept in a garage
List furniture and electrical items individually. Check boxes for personal belongings and identify paint, oils or unfamiliar containers without opening them. A garage contents enquiry does not automatically include removing shelving or the structure.
Garden bags and loose branches need different descriptions
For Farnborough in the Bromley area, say whether garden material is loose, bagged or split between the two. List larger branches separately from leaves and light cuttings, with rough dimensions for anything bulky. If soil or broken containers are mixed into the pile, identify them rather than describing the load as green waste alone. Photographs should show the overall quantity as well as the route from the garden to the collection entrance.
Check what remains after the useful items leave
A garage sort-out may involve giving away tools or keeping storage furniture before requesting rubbish removal. Base the enquiry on what will actually remain, and tell us if those decisions are still provisional. If a bulky item is awaiting a separate collection, mark it clearly in the photographs. The exact Farnborough postcode identifies the location; the final inventory identifies the job. Both are needed to avoid assessing waste that will not be there.