Worthing Private Bin Collection

Worthing Is Going Fortnightly. Your Bins Don't Have To.

The council's new schedule means longer waits and fuller bins. We empty your general waste every single week. Same day. No fuss.

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The Two-Week Wait Is a Joke (And The Seagulls Know It)

If you live on the seafront near Marine Parade or up in the leafy avenues of Goring, you know the problem. The council collects general waste every two weeks.

That's fine for a single person who eats out every night. But for a family of four in West Durrington?

It's a disaster waiting to happen.

By day ten, the bin lid won't close. By day twelve, the foxes are sniffing around Alinora Avenue.

And if you miss a collection because the schedule changed (again), you're stuck with a month's worth of rubbish baking in the Sussex sun. It's not just messy—it's embarrassing when the neighbours walk past.

Adur & Worthing Councils are doing their best with the new food waste rollout, but that doesn't solve the overflow problem right now. You shouldn't have to drive to the tip on a Sunday morning just to clear your driveway.

You pay enough council tax to have an empty bin.

Overflowing wheelie bins in Worthing needing private collection

Your bins don't stop filling up just because the council collects less often.

That's where we come in. A simple, weekly collection — same day, every week. No app, no fuss. Just your bins, emptied.

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Residential street in Worthing with wheelie bins

How It Works

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1. You Book Your Slot

Choose a weekly or fortnightly boost. We cover everywhere from Findon Valley to the seafront.

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2. We Empty Your Bin

On your scheduled day, we tip your general waste. No need for special bags or new bins.

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3. You Relax

No more stomping rubbish down. No more maggot anxiety. Just a clean, empty bin every week.

We're Local to Worthing (Not a Call Centre in London)

We know Worthing. We know the seagulls on the Prom are more aggressive than anywhere else in Sussex.

We know the 'Canadian' streets in West Durrington—Vancouver, Ontario, Manitoba—like the back of our hand. And we know that trying to get a heavy bin down a narrow driveway in Tarring Village is an art form.

While the national waste giants treat BN11 and BN13 like just another postcode on a spreadsheet, we actually live here. We see the same pile-ups you do near the Guildbourne Centre.

We drive past the Dome Cinema every day. We're not some faceless corporate entity; we're the team that turns up when we say we will, rain or shine.

Local private bin collection team serving Worthing, West Sussex