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For builders, trades, landlords and DIY renovations

Builders' Waste Removal in Kent

Rubble, plasterboard, old kitchens, timber offcuts and packaging. Renovation waste piles up fast, and a skip isn’t always the answer. We collect builders’ waste from sites, driveways and back gardens across Kent, load it ourselves and give you a waste transfer note for your records. Trades can book us as a regular collection between phases.

  • No skip or permit needed
  • Waste transfer notes
  • Plasterboard kept separate
  • Licensed waste carrier
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How pricing works

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Send us a photo and your postcode. We usually reply within the hour during working hours.

Quick answer

How do I get rid of builders' waste without a skip?

Book a licensed waste carrier to collect it, often called a grab or man-and-van clearance. They load the waste for you, so nothing sits on the road and there’s no skip permit. Kent tips treat rubble and plasterboard as DIY waste, with tight limits: 4 visits in 4 weeks, and £7.50 per sheet or bag of plasterboard over the limit. Trade waste is refused altogether. For tradespeople, a licensed collector is the legal way to move waste off site.

Construction waste we collect

Rubble and hardcore

Bricks, concrete, tiles and broken paving, bagged on site and loaded by our team.

Plasterboard

Kept separate from other waste, as gypsum must not be mixed with biodegradable waste in landfill.

Timber and offcuts

Old joists, floorboards, doors, skirting and pallets, sent for wood recycling.

Kitchen and bathroom strip-outs

Units, worktops, baths, toilets, basins and tiles from refits.

Packaging and mixed waste

Cardboard, plastic wrap, empty (dry) tins and general site waste.

End-of-job site clear

A final sweep-up so the client sees a clean site at handover.

For trades: stay on the right side of the duty of care

If you produce waste on a job, you’re responsible for it until it reaches a legal site. That’s your duty of care under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. In practice, that means:

  • use a registered waste carrier and check their CBDU number on the Environment Agency register
  • keep a waste transfer note for every load, for at least two years
  • describe the waste accurately on the note, including its EWC code

Kent tips won’t accept trade waste, and fly-tipped waste traced back to a job can mean a fine for the contractor and the householder. Every collection we do comes with a waste transfer note.

Skip, tip or collection: which suits your job?

Skip hire

  • Good for: Long jobs with steady waste
  • Watch out for: Permits on the road, overloading rules and passers-by adding their own rubbish

Kent tip run

  • Good for: Small DIY amounts from your own home
  • Watch out for: Booking, DIY limits and no trade waste

Wait-and-load bags

  • Good for: Tight driveways
  • Watch out for: Delivery waits and bag weight limits

Our service

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  • Good for: Strip-outs, end-of-phase clears and sites with no room for a skip
  • Watch out for: Heavy loads are priced by weight, so send photos

Booking a builders' waste collection

01

Photos and details

Tell us what the waste is (rubble, plasterboard, timber) and roughly how much.

02

Fixed price

Priced by volume and weight, with no hidden tipping fees.

03

Loaded and swept

We load from the site, driveway or garden and leave it tidy.

04

Paperwork

You get a waste transfer note for your records or your client’s.

Builders' waste collection across Kent

We collect from building sites, extensions and refits across the county, including:

Swale

Sittingbourne, Faversham, Sheerness, Iwade, Kemsley

Maidstone

Maidstone, Aylesford, Larkfield, Coxheath

Canterbury

Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay

Medway

Gillingham, Chatham, Rochester, Strood

Garden clearance
Rubbish clearance across Kent

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

It’s priced by volume and weight. Rubble and soil are heavy, so a van load costs more than a van of timber or packaging. Send photos and an idea of the quantity for a fixed price.

Yes. We keep it separate from other waste, because plasterboard (gypsum) shouldn’t be mixed with general waste going to landfill.

Yes, for every collection. Trades and landlords can keep them as proof of legal disposal.

Yes. Many builders book us at the end of each phase, after strip-out, first fix and at handover, so there’s no need for a skip on site.

Only small amounts of DIY waste from your own home, within the limits. Trade waste isn’t accepted at Kent tips.

Asbestos, liquid paint, solvents, gas bottles and contaminated soil need a specialist contractor.

Book a builders' waste collection

Send photos of the waste and your site postcode. We’ll reply with a fixed price and the earliest slot.

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