Construction waste removal

In short: Construction waste removal means collecting renovation and demolition debris from your site and delivering it to a licensed handler — by container or van.

What counts as construction waste

• Plasterboard, plaster, tiles and adhesive residue.
• Wood, laminate, parquet, doors and window frames.
• Concrete, bricks and other mineral waste (priced by weight).
• Insulation, roofing material and packaging from the site.
• Old sanitary ware, radiators and pipework.

Container or van?

If debris accumulates over several days, a container is the right call: it stays on site and you fill it at your own pace. For a single load after a bathroom demolition or a one-room refurbishment, a van is faster and cheaper.

Sorting keeps the cost down

Sorted waste is cheaper to treat than mixed debris. If you can keep wood, clean concrete and mixed waste apart, we can often reduce the treatment share of the price. On larger sites we can place separate containers.

Asbestos and hazardous waste

Asbestos cement sheets, paints, solvents, oils and chemicals must never go into a normal load. Tell us about them in the enquiry and we will arrange a compliant solution separately.