Shed Clearance in Co. Wexford
From the six-by-four at the end of a Wexford garden to a stone outbuilding that hasn’t been opened this century. Emptied, sorted, and — if you want — the shed taken away too.
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Sheds are the end of the line. If it’s broken, rusty, half-used or “might be handy”, it’s in the shed — along with the mower, the strimmer that needs a part, the paint from three redecorations, the barbecue, the kids’ bikes, and whatever the previous owner left. In Wexford it often means more than one shed, and sometimes a stone outbuilding, a stable or a farm store with a generation of contents.
We empty it, sort it, and take the shed itself if it’s coming down. ManageWaste.ie is operated by Krystal Klean Express Limited, permit NWCPO-25-13287-01. North Wexford is nearer us than you might think — Bunclody is 45 minutes from Athy, Enniscorthy and Gorey about an hour, New Ross a little more, and Wexford Town, Rosslare and the Hook about an hour and a half. We’re in Wexford every week, usually combining the north of the county with Carlow work.
On this page: Full clearance · Partial clearance · Every town in Wexford · What the council offers · How it works · Quick quote · Pricing · FAQs
Full shed and outbuilding clearance in Wexford
Everything out: tools and machinery, timber, garden chemicals, pots, furniture that was retired to the shed, bagged waste, the rotten carpet on the floor. Rotten and broken sheds can be dismantled and loaded along with the contents — felt, timber, glass and the concrete blocks it stood on. For outbuildings and farm stores we clear old feed bags, fertiliser containers, wire, scrap metal and machinery parts, and separate the scrap, which can offset the cost. A garden shed is usually an hour or two; a stone outbuilding or a stable block is a day, sometimes two loads because of the weight of metal and timber.
Partial shed clearance in Wexford
Just the mower and the heavy things, just the chemicals and paint, just the broken furniture — or just the shed itself, dismantled and removed with the contents left for you. Partial shed jobs are small, fast and priced that way, and they combine well with a garden waste collection if you’re clearing the garden at the same time.
What we take — and what we don’t
- Lawnmowers, strimmers, garden tools and machinery
- Timber, pallets, old fencing and decking
- Paint, garden chemicals, fuel residues (household quantities)
- Garden furniture, barbecues, pots and planters
- Bikes, toys and the household overflow
- Scrap metal, wire, old gates and machinery parts
- The shed itself — dismantled and removed
- Feed bags, fertiliser containers and farm-store contents
Not included: Asbestos roofing sheets (we can advise on licensed removal); Full fuel containers and gas cylinders; Live animals, obviously.
Shed Clearance across Co. Wexford: every town we cover
We provide a shed clearance in all 105 towns and villages below, and at the rural addresses between them. Wexford is a long county: Gorey and the Courtown coast in the north, Enniscorthy on the Slaney in the middle, New Ross on the Barrow in the west, Wexford Town and Rosslare in the south-east and the Hook peninsula in the far south, with the biggest run of villages in Leinster between them. Wexford County Council runs no bulky-waste collection, and only one of its four recycling centres — Holmestown near Wexford Town — takes furniture, mattresses and general waste; Enniscorthy, New Ross and Gorey are recyclables and WEEE only. So for most of the county, bulky waste means a long drive to Holmestown or a permitted collector.
Wexford Town has Georgian and Victorian terraces on narrow streets, Gorey and Enniscorthy grew fast in the 2000s with large estates and apartment schemes, and the coast from Courtown to Rosslare is full of holiday homes and mobile-home parks that need clearing at the end of a season or a sale. Inland it’s farmhouses with yards and sheds, and bungalows on their own sites.
Wexford Town, Rosslare and the south-east
Shed Clearance around Wexford Town, Baldwinstown, Barntown and Blackwater and the villages between — covered from our yard in Athy.
- Baldwinstown
- Barntown
- Blackwater
- Bridgetown
- Broadway
- Carrick
- Castlebridge
- Cleristown
- Crossabeg
- Cullenstown
- Curracloe
- Duncormick
- Glynn
- Killinick
- Killurin
- Kilmore
- Kilmore Quay
- Kilrane
- Lady's Island
- Mayglass
- Murrintown
- Piercetown
- Rosslare
- Rosslare Harbour
- Screen
- Tacumshane
- Taghmon
- Tagoat
- Tomhaggard
- Wexford Town
Enniscorthy, Ferns and the Slaney valley
Shed Clearance around Enniscorthy, Ballaghkeen, Ballycarney and Ballymurn and the villages between — covered from our yard in Athy.
- Ballaghkeen
- Ballycarney
- Ballymurn
- Boolavogue
- Bree
- Caim
- Clonroche
- Courtnacuddy
- Davidstown
- Enniscorthy
- Ferns
- Galbally
- Glenbrien
- Killann
- Marshalstown
- Monageer
- Oilgate
- Oulart
- Rathnure
- The Harrow
Gorey, Courtown and north Wexford
Shed Clearance around Gorey, Ballycanew, Ballyedmond and Ballyfad and the villages between — covered from our yard in Athy.
- Ballycanew
- Ballyedmond
- Ballyfad
- Ballygarrett
- Ballymoney
- Cahore
- Camolin
- Castletown (Co. Wexford)
- Clologe
- Clough
- Coolgreany
- Courtown
- Craanford
- Gorey
- Hollyfort
- Inch
- Killinierin
- Kilmuckridge
- Monamolin
- Monaseed
- Riverchapel
New Ross, the Hook and west Wexford
Shed Clearance around New Ross, Adamstown, Arthurstown and Ballinaboola and the villages between — covered from our yard in Athy.
- Adamstown (Co. Wexford)
- Arthurstown
- Ballinaboola
- Ballycullane
- Ballyhack
- Ballywilliam
- Campile
- Clongeen
- Duncannon
- Fethard
- Foulksmills
- Gusserane
- New Ross
- Newbawn
- Old Ross
- Raheen (Co. Wexford)
- Ramsgrange
- Rathgarogue
- Rosbercon (Co. Wexford)
- Saltmills
- Slade
- Wellingtonbridge
- Whitechurch (Co. Wexford)
Bunclody, Kiltealy and the Blackstairs side
Shed Clearance around Bunclody, Askamore, Ballindaggan and Ballyduff and the villages between — covered from our yard in Athy.
- Askamore
- Ballindaggan
- Ballyduff
- Bunclody
- Castledockrell
- Clohamon
- Kilmyshall
- Kiltealy
- Templeshanbo
- Tombrack
- Watch House Village
Doing it yourself in Wexford: what the council offers
Before you ring anyone, here is the honest picture of what Wexford County Council will and won’t do for a shed clearance. Clean green waste goes to Holmestown Household Recycling Centre, charged Garden waste €5 per bag, €30 car load, €65 to €180 per trailer/van, €200 per tonne. Holmestown Household Recycling Centre, Enniscorthy Household Recycling Centre and New Ross Household Recycling Centre won’t take construction waste. Household paint, oil and chemicals are accepted at Holmestown Household Recycling Centre, Enniscorthy Household Recycling Centre and New Ross Household Recycling Centre, usually for a small charge. Watch the vehicle rules: Vans and trailers admitted with set load bands: single-axle trailer/van €65–€100, double-axle trailer or large van €100–€150, extra-large van €180; domestic waste only.
Wexford County Council — no bulky-waste collection. Wexford County Council does not collect household or bulky waste from the kerb; bin collection is by licensed private operators listed on wexfordcoco.ie. Bulky furniture, mattresses and carpets are accepted only at the Holmestown Household Recycling Centre near Wexford town (per-item charges), or via an authorised private collector. Free anti-dumping amnesties run most years: a Mattress Amnesty across all four recycling centres over four weeks in September–October 2025 (Tue–Fri 8:15am–12pm and 1pm–4pm, limit 3 mattresses per vehicle, one entry per vehicle, €2 vehicle entry, households only, mattresses clean and dry), and a free Furniture Amnesty at Holmestown for three weeks from September 2026 (Tue–Fri 9am–3pm, freestanding furniture only such as tables, chairs and couches, max 4 items per household, one trip only, no mattresses, no commercial waste).
| Council site | Opening hours | For shed clearance | Charges |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holmestown Household Recycling Centre Holmestown Waste Management Facility, Barntown, Co. Wexford (council-run; about 7km west of Wexford town off the N25), Y35 Y28W | Tue–Fri 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–4pm; Sat 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–3pm; closed Mon, Sun & Bank Hols; closed for lunch 12–1pm | Takes: general household waste in sacks (€5 per sack, car/trailer/van load rates); green / garden waste (charged); paint (€1 per litre, max 60L, no mixing); waste cooking oil & waste engine oil (max 23L each) Won’t take: rubble / construction & demolition waste and timber are not on the published accepted list — ring 053 919 6455 before bringing; mixed paint (must be unmixed, max 60L) | Garden waste €5 per bag, €30 car load, €65 to €180 per trailer/van, €200 per tonne; Paint €1 per litre; General waste: €5 per sack Vans: Vans and trailers admitted with set load bands: single-axle trailer/van €65–€100, double-axle trailer or large van €100–€150, extra-large van €180; domestic waste only |
| Enniscorthy Household Recycling Centre Kilcannon, Old Dublin Road, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford (council-run), Y21 KC43 | Tue–Fri 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–4pm; Sat 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–3pm; closed Mon, Sun & Bank Hols | Takes: waste cooking oil & engine oil (max 23L each) Won’t take: general / black bag waste; rubble, timber and garden waste | no bulky or general waste charges because none is accepted. Vans: Entry charge applies to any vehicle including vans; recyclables only |
| New Ross Household Recycling Centre Hewittsland, New Ross, Co. Wexford (council-run), Y34 HT99 | Tue–Fri 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–4pm; Sat 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–3pm; closed Mon, Sun & Bank Hols | Takes: waste cooking oil & engine oil (max 23L each) Won’t take: general / black bag waste; rubble, timber and garden waste | Entry €2.50 via barrier (coins), free if bringing only WEEE. Recyclables otherwise free. Vans: Entry charge applies to any vehicle including vans; recyclables only |
| Gorey Household Recycling Centre Gorey Business Park, Ramstown, Gorey, Co. Wexford (council-run), Y25 KT35 | Tue–Fri 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–4pm; Sat 8:15am–12pm & 1pm–3pm; closed Mon, Sun & Bank Hols | Takes: waste cooking oil & engine oil (max 23L each) Won’t take: general / black bag waste; rubble, timber and garden waste | Entry €2.50 via barrier (coins), free if bringing only WEEE. Recyclables otherwise free. Vans: Entry charge applies to any vehicle including vans; recyclables only |
Council details are taken from the councils’ own published information and checked periodically; hours and charges change, so confirm with the site before travelling. Where a council hasn’t published a charge we say so rather than guess.
Or we come to you
Set that against a collection from us: no van to borrow, no gate fee, no weighbridge surprise, no two-mattress limit, no carrying it down the stairs yourself, and no question about whether the site will turn your load away. We quote a fixed price from photos, we load it, and it leaves under our waste collection permit (NWCPO-25-13287-01). For a single item the council site can be cheaper if you already have the van and the time; for anything more than a car-boot load, we usually are.
How a shed clearance works with us
Photos. Inside and outside the shed, plus the route to the road. Tell us if the shed is coming down too.
Fixed price. Contents, shed and any scrap credit shown separately.
The clearance. Emptied and sorted, shed dismantled if agreed, scrap kept apart.
Finished. Base swept, garden route left as we found it.
Quick quote for shed clearance in Wexford
Name, phone and one line about the job. We ring you back within the hour (8am–8pm) with a price, or ask for a couple of photos first.

What affects the price in Wexford
Carry distance — the side passage to the road is the Dublin issue; the yard-to-truck run is the rural one
Weight — timber, metal and machinery
Hazardous liquids — priced per item
Dismantling the shed — timber sheds are quick, concrete-panel and steel sheds take longer
Scrap — metal and machinery can bring the price down
North Wexford is nearer us than you might think — Bunclody is 45 minutes from Athy, Enniscorthy and Gorey about an hour, New Ross a little more, and Wexford Town, Rosslare and the Hook about an hour and a half. We’re in Wexford every week, usually combining the north of the county with Carlow work. Send photos through the quote form or on WhatsApp and you’ll have a fixed price the same day.
Recent clearances






Photos are from our own clearances across Dublin and Leinster, not necessarily in Wexford.
Shed Clearance in Wexford: frequently asked questions
Can you take the shed itself?
Yes. Timber sheds are dismantled and loaded in under an hour; steel and concrete-panel sheds take longer and we quote them separately. We take the base blocks too if you want.
Do you take garden chemicals and old fuel?
Household quantities of garden chemicals, paint and oil, yes — kept separate and disposed of properly. Full petrol cans and gas cylinders we can’t take; we’ll tell you where to bring them.
Can you clear a stable or farm store?
Yes, regularly in Wexford. Scrap metal, machinery parts, feed bags and fertiliser containers are all normal. Tell us roughly how much is there and whether a tractor-sized vehicle can get to it.
Can you clear the garden at the same time?
Yes — shed plus garden waste is a common combination. See the garden waste clearance page for Wexford.
Is there a mouse or rat problem in there?
Tell us and we’ll come prepared. If it’s serious, a pest controller first makes everyone’s day better.
How quickly can you do a shed?
Small sheds can often be done the same week. We group Wexford jobs so a shed can usually be added to a run already scheduled.
Do you take old lawnmowers and petrol strimmers?
Yes — drained of fuel where possible. If you can’t drain them, tell us and we’ll do it on site.
Can you remove a concrete shed base?
Breaking out and removing a concrete base is a separate job with different equipment. We can quote it or point you to someone who does it daily.
What happens to good tools and garden equipment?
Set aside for reuse where we can arrange it. It reduces your bill and keeps usable things out of the skip.
The shed is full of someone else’s things.
If it’s a tenant’s or a previous owner’s, make sure you’re entitled to clear it first. After that we treat it like any other shed.
Can you clear sheds on farms in Wexford?
Yes — farm stores, stables and outbuildings are a regular Wexford job. Scrap metal and machinery parts are weighed in and credited.
Does Wexford County Council collect bulky items?
No. Wexford County Council does not run a bulky-waste collection. Your options are the council recycling centres listed above — with their charges and limits — or a permitted private collector like us.
How far is Wexford from your base?
North Wexford is nearer us than you might think — Bunclody is 45 minutes from Athy, Enniscorthy and Gorey about an hour, New Ross a little more, and Wexford Town, Rosslare and the Hook about an hour and a half. We’re in Wexford every week, usually combining the north of the county with Carlow work.
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