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After a bathroom refit, driveway dig-up, or garden wall demolition, you're left with a pile of bricks, concrete, and plaster that's too heavy for your bins and too awkward for your car. In Wareham — whether in Sandford, Stoborough and Holton Heath — rubble removal is one of those jobs that needs muscle and a licensed disposal route. mix of older stone cottages and modern estates properties across the area regularly generate construction waste from renovations and extensions. We collect from your driveway or garden, load the heavy stuff onto our van, and take it to a licensed construction waste facility.
Got garden waste too? Add bags for £15 each while we're there.
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Got a lot? A full load is £329 — take everything in one trip.
Dorset Council doesn't collect rubble through their standard bulky waste service. Construction waste is your responsibility. The tip limits rubble to 3 bags per visit, meaning a kitchen refit could take 5-6 trips. A skip hire company will drop a skip for £200-350 but needs a permit if it's on the road. TipRun is the middle ground — often same day, we load, no skip permit needed.
| Council | TipRun | |
|---|---|---|
| Rubble collection | Not available | from £99 |
| Skip hire | £200–350 for mini skip | from £99 (we load) |
| Wait time | Skip: 2–3 days delivery | Same-day available |
| Road permit | Needed for skip on road | Not needed — we load and go |
| You load it? | Yes — into the skip | No — we do all the lifting |
Wareham Recycling Centre (1.2 miles from Wareham) accepts rubble, but limits you to 3 bags per visit. For any serious amount of construction waste, you'll need multiple trips — and rubble is incredibly heavy, so you'll be loading and unloading 25kg bags each time. Plasterboard must go in a separate designated area. Dorset address proof required. We collect the lot in one visit.
Town centre has narrow medieval streets. Newer estates on the outskirts have good access. Upton and Lytchett Matravers have standard suburban access. For rubble removal, please have the rubble accessible on the driveway or in the front garden. We can't collect from inside the house for loose rubble — bag it in rubble sacks or builder's bags first. Free parking on most streets. Town centre has a pay-and-display car park. Stoborough and Sandford have narrow rural lanes.
From £99. WhatsApp a photo and we reply with the price and a time.
The base price of £99 covers up to around half a tonne. For larger amounts, book a full load or call us for a multi-load quote. We'll give an honest price on site.
Yes — plasterboard needs specialist disposal (it can't go to standard landfill) but we handle that. No extra charge, it just goes to a different facility.
Often yes. A mini skip in Wareham costs £200–350 plus a road permit if needed. TipRun starts from £99, we do the loading, and we're gone the same visit — no skip sitting on your driveway.
Yes — soil, concrete, bricks, tiles, slates, plaster, and rubble all accepted. Bag heavy items where possible. Contaminated soil (fuel, chemicals) is not accepted.
Ideally yes — we need to park close to the rubble to load efficiently. If there's no driveway, the nearest safe parking spot on-street works. Free parking on most streets. Town centre has a pay-and-display car park. Stoborough and Sandford have narrow rural lanes.
