Wet & Dry Industrial Vacuum Hire London | Site Water Vac and Dust Extractor

Yes. Hireload’s wet and dry vacuum hire is available across all London boroughs, with Greenford UB6 collection or London delivery by booking. Book the dates you need and we’ll arrange the slot.

Yes — water pickup where suitable. The machine handles wet pickup as well as dry waste, so it’s a practical option for small leaks, spills and post-pressure-wash run-off. Confirm the waste type before hire — not for fuel, chemicals or contaminated water.

Yes — general site dust and debris where suitable. Confirm waste type before hire. Not for asbestos, hazardous dust or other specialist extraction needs — those require a licensed specialist with the correct equipment.

Yes — water pickup where suitable. The wet vac is a practical first step for picking up standing water from small leaks and spills before drying begins. For larger flood damage, specialist drying or restoration may be needed.

Yes — particularly for indoor or porch run-off where the water needs to be picked up rather than left to drain. Pair it with the pressure washer hire for a complete cleanup.

For general site dust and debris where suitable, yes. It is not suitable for hazardous dust such as asbestos or fine silica which need specialist M-Class or H-Class extraction; for those jobs, hire a licensed specialist.

No. Asbestos must only be handled by a licensed asbestos contractor with the correct H-Class equipment and disposal procedures. Never use a general-purpose wet & dry vacuum for asbestos.

No. Silica, lead paint, mould spores at scale and other hazardous dusts need specialist M-Class or H-Class extraction equipment. This is a general-purpose site vac for non-hazardous dust and debris only.

No — never. Petrol, diesel, solvents, acids and chemical liquids are flammable or corrosive and damage the filter, motor and tank. They also pose a serious fire and health risk. Use a specialist clean-up service for those jobs.

No. A carpet cleaner injects cleaning solution and extracts dirty water from fabric — designed specifically for carpets and upholstery. The wet & dry vacuum is a general-purpose site vac that recovers water, slurry, dust and debris (where suitable) without any cleaning chemicals. Different tools for different jobs.

No. A dehumidifier draws moisture out of the air and from building materials over time — used to dry a space. The wet vac picks up standing water in minutes. For water damage, use the wet vac first, then a dehumidifier; skipping the wet-vac step slows the dry-out significantly. For larger flood damage, specialist drying / restoration may be needed.

Yes. The unit runs on 240V — a standard UK domestic mains socket. No transformer or 110V site supply needed, so it works on residential properties, flats, offices and finished commercial spaces. For active 110V-only construction sites, check whether a 240V outlet is available.

Yes. Hireload’s depot is in Greenford UB6 (West London) — collection is available by appointment at booking. Bring your booking confirmation and ID.

Yes — kerbside London delivery and collection across all London boroughs by booking. Standard delivery is to the nearest safe vehicle drop-off point. Let us know at booking if you need help moving the unit inside or upstairs.

Accessories are confirmed before hire. Please contact us before booking to confirm the included hose / nozzle setup for your job — we’ll advise on the best setup for your specific application.

Pick by job: wet & dry vac for water pickup and general site dust / debris where suitable, carpet cleaner for fabric and upholstery, pressure washer for outdoor patios / driveways, dehumidifier to dry the space afterwards. The decision tables above lay it out side-by-side.

Check the booking calendar at the top of this page for live daily and longer-term pricing — or call 020 3375 4048 for a tailored quote across wet and dry vacuum hire, delivery and any add-ons.