building rubble

Terry T

New Member
Hello

We will be looking for some decent quantities of building rubble in the coming months - if anyone has any!

Thanks,

Tristan
07876 876926
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
I find it just as cheap to buy in crush from local firms - it's all a consistent size and type, often similar price to paying haulage on "free" product, is no longer classified as waste, and the speed it arrives can be adjusted to suit the progress on site each day to ensure it's tipped where it will be used and isn't double handled.

"Free" product can turn out as expensive, or more so than paying for it if you aren't careful.

Best of luck though.
 

Terry T

New Member
I find it just as cheap to buy in crush from local firms - it's all a consistent size and type, often similar price to paying haulage on "free" product, is no longer classified as waste, and the speed it arrives can be adjusted to suit the progress on site each day to ensure it's tipped where it will be used and isn't double handled.

"Free" product can turn out as expensive, or more so than paying for it if you aren't careful.

Best of luck though.

Thanks for your reply @Steevo.(y)
 

Lincs Lass

Member
Location
north lincs
Rubble straight from sight could contain a mix of nasties.
Plasterboard, bitumas felt, nails, wood and asbestos that's been crushed up and dropped in the bottom of the load
Local quarry fell foul of that last year, they allow a free tip for clean rubble but one load had a heep of suspect roof sheets in and environment found it
 

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