Our rubble removal services
Rubble removal across the UK: brick, concrete, hardcore, soil and building waste loaded and taken away by a registered waste carrier, with no skip or permit needed.
Brick and concrete removal
Brick and concrete removal is the loading and collection of broken brick, blockwork, concrete slabs and old foundations left after knock-throughs, wall demolition or extension work. It suits homeowners and builders with a pile that is ready to go. In the UK a small pile usually costs £80 to £180 and a one to two tonne van load £150 to £300.
Hardcore and patio removal
Hardcore and patio removal is the lifting or loading and disposal of old paving slabs, paths, crazy paving and the hardcore sub-base beneath them. It is for homeowners and landscapers preparing for new paving, turf or an extension. In the UK, lifting and removing a patio of about 20 square metres typically costs £400 to £900.
Soil and turf removal
Soil and turf removal is the loading and disposal of excavated soil, clay, subsoil and lifted turf from garden levelling, footings, pond digs and landscaping. It is for homeowners and landscapers with spoil they cannot reuse on site. In the UK, a one-tonne bulk bag of soil usually costs £70 to £150 to collect, and a grab lorry load £250 to £450.
Mixed building waste removal
Mixed building waste removal is the collection of general renovation debris such as plaster, timber, tiles, old kitchen and bathroom fittings and packaging, alongside any rubble. It is for homeowners and builders at the end of a refurbishment. In the UK, a mixed van load usually costs £150 to £350, as mixed waste costs more to dispose of than clean rubble.
Bulk bag collection
Bulk bag collection is the pickup of filled one-tonne bulk bags and smaller builders' bags of rubble, soil or building waste from a driveway or roadside, with the bags taken away. It suits homeowners and builders who have bagged waste as they work. In the UK, collecting a one-tonne bulk bag usually costs £70 to £150.
Hand-ball and wait-and-load
Hand-ball and wait-and-load is a rubble removal service where the team carries or barrows waste from wherever it sits, such as a back garden, basement or upper floor, and loads it straight onto a waiting vehicle. It is for properties with no vehicle access or space for a skip. In the UK, expect £150 to £400 for a typical one to two tonne job, depending on carry distance.