Witney rubbish removal
No Man's Van
No Man's Van clears rubbish in and around Witney. Its own listing names house clearance, garage clearance and garden waste removal. No Man's Van: Quotes waste collections from a photo sent by email or WhatsApp.
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Services listed
5
- Area
- Witney, OX28
- Phone
- 07538 784378
- Website
- nomansvan.co.ukUnverified profile
- Licensed waste carrier
- Yes. Found as an upper-tier carrier on the Environment Agency's public register when we checked on 10 October 2026. Search the register
- Same day
- Advertises same-day delivery or collection
- Listing details checked
- 6 October 2026
No Man's Van covers Oxfordshire, the Cotswolds, Swindon, Gloucestershire and Buckinghamshire, its website says. It handles house clearances, garden waste and bulky furniture for domestic and commercial customers, with same-day collections.
About No Man's Van
No Man's Van is a waste removal and house moving business based in Witney. It removes household and commercial waste, clears houses, garages, gardens and offices, and carries out house moves and single-item deliveries across Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Swindon, Buckinghamshire and beyond.
The waste services include tonne bag collections for garden waste, construction debris and general clutter, and waste collection where customers email or WhatsApp a photo of the items for a quote. House moves cover the transport of belongings to a new home, and the Items A2B service moves single pieces of furniture, bulky items and boxes from one location to another. House clearances range from full clearances to part clearances.
No Man's Van holds a Full Upper Tier Waste Licence and handles waste in an environmentally conscious manner, aiming to prevent landfill. Customers contact the business by phone, WhatsApp or email to request a free quote. Same-day bookings are available. The business carries public liability insurance and goods in transit insurance.
