What Does It Cost To Get Your Chichester Home Back To Weekly Collections?

The Price of "Sorted"

Let’s be real. You’re not paying for someone to just move a bag from A to B.

You’re paying for the relief of not having to jump on the bin lid to get it shut. You’re paying to avoid that sinking feeling when you realise you missed the alternate-week slot and have to wait 14 days with a mounting pile of rubbish.

Our weekly collection service starts from just £4. 99 per collection.

To put that in perspective, that’s roughly what you’d pay for a large latte at Trading Post on South Street. Or less than a day’s parking at the Cattle Market.

For that small amount, the smell goes away. The foxes go bother someone else.

And you never have to panic-check the council app again.

• Less than a large latte at Trading Post (£4.00+)
• Cheaper than 5 hours parking at Cattle Market
• A fraction of a Chichester Festival Theatre ticket

Common Questions About Pricing

Why should I pay when I already pay Council Tax?

You shouldn't have to. In an ideal world, Chichester District Council would collect general waste weekly. But they don't, and they won't. You pay us for the *upgrade* to a service that actually suits your lifestyle, not the one the budget dictates.

Is there a minimum contract term?

No. You're not signing a mortgage deed. It's a rolling monthly service. If you move house or just decide you love visiting the Westhampnett tip on your Saturday mornings, you can cancel instantly.

Do you charge extra for heavy bins?

Within reason, no. As long as the lid closes and our team can safely move it, the price is fixed. We don't weigh your bags on the kerb like some budget airlines weigh your luggage.

The council is adding food waste bins in 2026. Will that make this cheaper?

Our prices are based on the cost of running trucks and paying fair wages, so the base price stays the same. However, if the new food bins mean you produce less general waste, you might be able to switch to a smaller bin size or fortnightly top-up, which would lower your cost.