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Rubble and building waste removal across Neath, Port Talbot and Swansea: stone, rubble, tile and plaster from DIY jobs and small builds, collected in part loads or whole truck loads. Heavy waste is priced by volume, plus VAT, with density in mind.
Inert waste goes for crushing and reuse rather than landfill wherever the load allows.
Rubble runs dense, so the crew advises the right load size before booking rather than after.
Rubble sacks or loose piles both work; loose gets shovelled and swept.
Brick, stone and concrete go for crushing and reuse in aggregate.
We do not deal with asbestos or Japanese knotweed.
Rubble is priced by the volume the load fills on the vehicle, plus VAT, but weight decides the honest load size. A 2 yard load of brick and concrete weighs far more than 2 yards of bagged rubbish, so the crew advises the right load size before booking rather than surprising you afterwards. The office confirms the price after a quick call or a few photos.
Tell the office what the material is, whether it is bagged or loose, and roughly how many sacks or barrows there are. Photos help. Lifting and sweeping up are part of the job.
A skip is the right tool when a project produces rubble over several weeks and there is a driveway to put it on. If a skip has to go on the road, as it does for homes with no drive, a council permit is needed; a fee applies, and the office sorts the permit as part of the booking. Skip bags are not the answer for rubble at all: ours exclude hardcore and soil, so they are not the tool for this job.
A collection suits the job that is already finished, or a running project where you would rather book a visit at each stage. The crew loads sacks, tonne bags or loose piles directly, sweeps the area and takes the material for crushing and reuse. For DIY waste that includes an old kitchen, plasterboard or a fridge as well as rubble, a collection sorts each stream correctly where a skip would refuse some of it.
Residents of Neath Port Talbot can take building rubble and soil to the Briton Ferry recycling centre on Briton Ferry Industrial Estate, SA11 2HZ, which is open from 8.30am to 5pm seven days a week. A slot must be booked before every visit, rubble and soil are chargeable by weight on the weighbridge, and vans, pick-ups and double-axle trailers need a permit that is limited to twelve a year. Tipper and flatbed vans are not allowed on site, and trade waste is not accepted.
For a couple of bags in the boot of a car, the recycling centre is sensible. For a bathroom or patio's worth, the arithmetic changes: several booked trips, a permit used each time and a car that was never built for hardcore. A collection takes the whole lot in one visit, priced by volume, and we aim to collect within 48 hours of booking. Trade customers, who cannot use the council site, receive a waste transfer note as standard from a registered waste carrier on the Environment Agency public register, number CBDU624489.
A recent word from a local customer. There are more on our reviews page.
“Everything handled with no fuss at all. They kept me updated on timing and left the place spotless. Genuinely good service from a proper local firm.”
For anything else, our office is glad to help on 01639 630282, Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm, closed weekends.
Rubble and debris, cleared from site.
Send the enquiry now; the office calls back in opening hours with a confirmed price, plus VAT, and a collection slot.
