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Chargeable items

 

 

Rubble

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2].

Bricks

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.[1] [2]

Concrete

£3 per bag [1] [2] or large item over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge.

  • Breeze blocks.
  • Paving slabs.
  • Posts and lintels.
  • Mortar and rendering.
  • Cement board.
  • Mixed or powdered concrete.

No charge

  • Garden ornaments.
  • Plant pots.

Glass

No charge [2]

  • Furniture shelving, table tops.
  • Fish tank.
  • Picture frame glass.
  • Kitchenware including Pyrex.
  • Mirror.
  • Plate/sheet glass.
  • Shower screen.
  • Tiles.

Gravel

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Construction or landscaping gravel and pebbles.

No charge

  • Fish tank gravel.

Sand

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Sharp.

No charge

  • Play pit.
  • Sandbags (used for flood defence by a householder).

Slate

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Roof slates.
  • Floor slates.

Soil

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Soil and clay.

No charge

  • Grow bags.
  • Planters.
  • Compost.

Stone

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Flagstones (£3 for large slabs 60 cm x 60 cm).

No charge

  • De-stoning flower bed and border.

Turf

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Lawn.

No charge

  • Edging.

Tiles

£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1] [2]

  • Floor tiles.
  • Roof tiles.
  • Wall tiles.

Bulky plastic or fibreglass

First large item is free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.

£3 per bag [1] over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.

  • Shower tray.
  • Bath.
  • Shower screen.

Plaster and gypsum based items

£5 per bag. The first two bags are free of charge [1] 

  • Plasterboard sheets (£5 full sheet 180 cm x 90 cm).
  • Coving (polystyrene not chargeable).
  • Ceiling rose (polystyrene not chargeable).
  • Plaster or unused bags of plaster powder.

Tyres

£5 per tyre

  • Car tyres.
  • Motorcycle tyres.

No charge

  • Bicycle tyres.

 

[1] - Bag is a standard rubble bag of 76 cm x 96 cm. Standard rubble bags are available from DIY stores. Waste can be presented loose or in different sized bags and charges will be estimated by site staff.

[2] We are aware that it is more sustainable to allow residents to take up to 8 bags in one single visit within a 4-week period. Any volumes in excess of this amount, or a return visit within 4 weeks to dispose of additional DIY waste, will be chargeable at £3 per bag. Different charges and allowances apply to gypsum based materials such as plaster and plasterboard. 

 

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