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Recycling Services

Recycling and Green Waste Management, Cornwall, South West England

Recycling Services

At The Green Waste Company, we offer a recycling service to commercial contractors for all types of green and wood waste via the use of our weighbridges.

Locations

Our weighbridges are located at both the Hayle and Higher Brynn (Roche) Sites

Our clients

We work with local authorities, individual farmers, landscape gardeners, tree surgeons, skip companies and building contractors. We have a long-term contract with SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK Ltd, a recycling and resource management company that works with businesses and local authorities to reduce the impact of waste on the environment.

We accept

Green Waste from commercial contractors
Large tree stumps
Wood waste, demolition timber, pallets and wood offcuts

The Journey

Collection and delivery

All material is bulk delivered or collected by the tonne (skip/trailer), and sold by lorry load over the weigh bridge to ensure a cost effective service.

We encourage clients to plan their journeys so that lorries bringing waste to our site can return fully loaded with recycled product for an efficient collection and delivery service. Most of our clients deliver in their own green and wood waste, however we can collect commercial loads of green & wood separately.

We sell

All sold loose by the tonne

Haulage

We have a 32 tonne skip lorry which can drop off and leave a skip a week on site for up a week, alternatively we can provide a wait and load service, to collect bulk amounts of green or wood waste. The lorry carries a 20 or 40 yard skip. Access required is 12ft width, double gates and 14ft height minimum. With enough room to manoeuvre.

We have a small tipper truck carrying 2 cubic meters of loose compost. (The equivalent of 2 dumpy bags loose).

For bulk delivery quotes please contact us here with your postcode and requirements, noting access requirements.

Waste Carrier Licence

For our waste carriers licence please click here

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