The skip that never quite gets emptied.
Packaging, offcuts, general site waste and the pile by the gate that has been there a fortnight. Collected one-off or on a schedule that flexes with the programme, with the duty-of-care trail written for you.
Prefer to talk? 0161 570 0813, Mon–Fri 7am–6pm.
Get a price for General mixed waste collection
Postcode and roughly what the site produces. Priced within the hour.
What mixed waste actually costs you.
Gate fees are charged on weight and on how much sorting the facility has to do. Mixed is the most expensive stream per tonne, which is why segregating even one material usually pays for itself.
- Collection
- One-off or scheduled
- Containers
- Skips, RoRos, grab or cage
- Paperwork
- Waste transfer note, every lift
- Sorting
- Mixed loads separated at the facility
- Cheapest lever
- Segregating one heavy stream out
What goes in a mixed load.
Over-ordering wastes money and under-ordering wastes a delivery slot. We would rather tell you now than send you the wrong thing.
- ✓Packaging, shrink wrap and pallets
- ✓Offcuts and general trade waste
- ✓Fit-out debris and site clearance
- ✓Anything a working site produces day to day
What we would not put in it
- ✗Soil, rubble and hardcore. Mixed gate rates on inert waste are the most expensive way to move it, ask for a grab
- ✗Plasterboard, which has to be kept separate by law
- ✗Anything hazardous. It needs a consignment note and a different carrier
Not sure which side of the line your waste falls on? Ask us. It is a thirty second conversation and it saves a wasted delivery.
Three steps, and one of them is ours.
Tell us the postcode
Four fields. No account, no sign-up, and nobody rings you to qualify you before you get a number.
We price it against the market
We are a brokerage, so your job goes out to the suppliers who actually cover your postcode rather than to one depot's price list.
A real person comes back
Usually within the hour in working hours, with a price and a delivery date. If a different size saves you money, we say so.
One call instead of four.
You can do this yourself. Most people do it once and then stop, because the hour it takes is worth more than the difference it finds.
Doing it yourself
- ✗A skip that sits full for days waiting on a collection
- ✗Paperwork chased down at audit time, or missing
- ✗Paying mixed rates on a load that was mostly rubble
- ✗A different supplier and invoice for every stream
One point of contact
- ✓Collections scheduled around what the site actually produces
- ✓Waste transfer note issued automatically after every lift
- ✓Heavy streams routed separately when it saves you money
- ✓One point of contact, one invoice
The things people ask before booking.
Usually, and often by a lot. Mixed waste carries the highest gate fee because the facility has to sort it. Pulling out one heavy or one easily-recycled stream, typically inert or wood, moves that tonnage onto a cheaper rate. We will tell you where the line is for your site rather than just selling you another mixed skip.
Yes, weekly, fortnightly or whatever the programme needs, and we will change it as the job moves. The point of a schedule is that nobody on site has to remember to ring anyone.
A waste transfer note for every single collection, issued automatically and filed against your account. That is the document that proves you met your duty of care, and it is the one people go looking for the week an audit lands.
Tell us before it is collected. Almost everything has a legal route, and finding it in advance costs nothing. Finding it after the load has been tipped is how a mixed collection turns into a contamination charge.
Nationwide. We are a brokerage, so a collection is placed with a licensed carrier local to your postcode rather than run from one depot, which is what makes national coverage and a local price possible at once.
Site waste gone, paperwork done.
Tell us the postcode and what the site produces in a week. We will price the collection and tell you if segregating anything would be cheaper.
Or ring 0161 570 0813 and we will price it on the call.