Accepted waste
What we accept, and what needs a different route
What can go in the bin
General household and office waste
Everyday non-hazardous waste from a home, shop or office clear-out.
Furniture and bulky items
Sofas, mattresses, wardrobes, desks, chairs and cabinets.
Renovation debris
Hacked tiles, plaster, screed, partition boards and fittings stripped out of a unit.
Construction rubble
Concrete, brick, blockwork and hardcore from construction and demolition.
Wood and timber
Offcuts, pallets, carpentry, plywood and old timber fittings.
Metal
Steel, aluminium, pipes, brackets, grilles and metal fittings.
Cardboard and paper
Packaging, cartons, office paper and other clean paper waste.
Plastics
Packaging film, crates, containers and moulded plastic fittings.
Garden and landscaping waste
Branches, cuttings, turf and general green waste.
Soil and earth
Excavated soil and earth. Heavy, so it is priced by tonnage — tell us the volume and whether it is clean or mixed.
Check with us first
Hazardous waste
Anything classified as hazardous or toxic waste.
Asbestos
Asbestos in any form, including bonded sheeting and insulation. This needs a licensed asbestos contractor.
Chemicals, paint and solvents
Paint, thinners, adhesives, cleaning chemicals, oils and fuel.
Batteries
Vehicle batteries, lithium batteries and battery packs, including those inside appliances.
Gas cylinders
LPG and other pressurised cylinders, full or empty.
Medical and clinical waste
Clinical waste, sharps and anything from a healthcare setting.
Liquids
Loose liquids of any kind, including water that has collected in containers.
Why it matters
A bin that arrives at the disposal facility with prohibited material in it can be rejected at the gate. That means the load comes back, the job stops, and the cost lands on the booking. Asking first costs nothing.
Not on either list?
Send us a photo on WhatsApp before you put it in. We would much rather answer a question than turn a lorry around.
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