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Kelvin Valley turf. Steve is the owner, soil/rubble and green waste but not mixed together. £20 a load I think. You will find the number online he is located between Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch
I use 2 places closer to Paisley and greenock.
Thanks I'll have a look at that mate!
No we don't we usually just load up and head down to the recycling centre mate
Grab is definitely the way to go on bigger jobs.
Sepa are cracking down on most of these dump sites at the moment in our area.
What have done is to have a skip at our yard where we put our mixed waste in and try to separate other waste. So if we have 0.5 of a load we go to the yard to make it a full load. If you could site a skip some where it would save you a fortune on the smaller jobs.
Need your waste carriers licence as well and to watch what weight your caring about. We got done for being over weight recently., again this is being clamped down on in Renfrewshire .
We use phr services for grab and concrete disposal.
Cheers
I know there is no way around the waste carriers license as even if we are carrying a couple of off cuts from fencing they are classed as waste.
We don't mind paying the full £145 per load if it's a garden clear out with multiple types of waste but if it's just a tonne of sods and soil I'd rather save both us and the customer the money.
Roughly how much is the grab service?
Thanks for the details!
GP are in high Blantyre way arnt they? We use them for green waste i.e. Grass and tree trimmings, do they take soil, sods and muck as well?