MUCKAWAY SERVICE

Soil, Hardcore, Stone, Gravel, Topsoil, Up to 10% Turf or Grass

Wood, General Waste, Clay (we have a specific Muckaway for Clay), More than 10% Turf or Grass, Tree Stumps

Clay, Mud, Soil, Stone, Sand, Topsoil, Up to 10% Turf or Grass

General Waste, Wood, More than 10% Turf, Tree Stumps

Tarmac, Hardcore, Concrete, Asphalt, Stone

Soil, Clay, Tree Stumps, Grass Or Turf, Wood, General Waste, Sand

General Waste, Wood, Tree Stumps, Turf, Site Strip, Grass, Hazardous Waste

To Be Checked

In the construction industry, a “muckaway” refers to the removal of soil and inert waste materials from a site using a Tipper or Grab Lorry. This service is essential for maintaining a clean and efficient worksite. “Muck” includes inert waste such as soil, sand, stone, clay, and similar materials. It does not cover general waste like wood or household rubbish.

We charge per load or per trip, rather than by tonnage. This means whether you have a few tonnes or a full 16-tonne load, the price remains the same. Prices vary based on the type of material and the postcode group of the location.

• Site Access: Ensure there is adequate access for our 8×4 wheeled Grab Lorries, which require a minimum of 3m in width.
• Overhead Obstacles: Check for overhead cables or other potential obstructions near the site.
• Material Check: Verify the type of waste and ensure it does not include prohibited materials.

We accept most types of inert waste but have specific guidelines regarding roots and turf:

• Roots should be no thicker than your finger.
• Turf and grass must constitute less than 10% of the load as it can block our processing machinery.

Ensure that the loading area is clear and accessible, confirm the type of waste being removed is as described, and check for any local restrictions that might affect the collection process.

Customers are required to confirm that the waste does not include general waste, hazardous materials, or more than 10% turf or grass. Confirming this helps avoid complications during the waste collection and processing stages.