Several piles of waste were pictured abandoned across Tomkyns Lane on the morning of October 12.
The dumped loads entirely blocked two sections of the road near to the opening that leads out onto Southend Arterial Road.
Among the rubbish, cardboard boxes, broken furniture, black bin bags and sim card packaging could be identified.
The waste is believed to have been produced from a shop clearance and has now been cleared away.
Havering Council officers are now making enquiries to trace the fly-tipping back to those responsible.
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A spokesperson for Havering Council said: “We are aware of the large fly-tip that took place on Tomkyns Lane, which appears to be illegally dumped waste from a shop clearance.
“Our officers attended the scene and have already cleared away the rubbish. We are currently investigating the waste for evidence of its origin, and working with our CCTV team to try to identify the culprits so that we can prosecute them.
“We encourage anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information to come forward.
“Every detail helps us take enforcement action, prevent further incidents, and keep Havering clean, tidy and safe.”
