Garden Waste Removal

[spondulix]

What's the cheapest way to get rid of a load of green waste? I have a lot - branches, leaves etc. Maybe 4-5 cubic metres and likely to increase with further work we're doing.

I think it's too much for me to drive to a dump or whatever. Has anyone had any success with green waste collection services? Do they beat a skip for price?

There's also quite a lot of soil and rubble - does anyone take soil and rubble?

Thanks!

 

[Niall56]

What's the cheapest way to get rid of a load of green waste? I have a lot - branches, leaves etc. Maybe 4-5 cubic metres and likely to increase with further work we're doing.

I think it's too much for me to drive to a dump or whatever. Has anyone had any success with green waste collection services? Do they beat a skip for price?

There's also quite a lot of soil and rubble - does anyone take soil and rubble?

Thanks!

I've a similar problem. I can only really put leaves and the smallest twigs in the compost bin for collection. I end up cutting up the all branches into twigs and bagging them for relations with fireplaces - its slow going though. You could always higher a wood chipper for a day and get it over with.

I've see ads online offering soil and or rubble for collection for free. I need to fill in some ponds so I'll be availing of that myself soon.

Hope that helps.