Commercial services
Industrial waste and unit clearance, sorted to cut disposal costs
- Racking and benches dismantled on site
- Metal, timber and card kept apart
- Non-hazardous waste only, said up front
- A waste transfer note for every load
- A clear price firstFree, no-obligation quotes
- Licensed and insuredLicensed waste carrier, fully insured
- Reuse before the tipUsable items reused or donated
- Island-basedNewport, covering the whole Island
What's included
The heavy stuff, sorted to cost less
Commercial waste on the Island is charged by the tonne and by type. Separating it is where the saving is.
Racking and steel shelving
Taken apart on site and sent for metal recycling.
Pallets and crates
Usable ones set aside for reuse. Broken ones go with the timber.
Scrap, offcuts and fixings
Metal and timber offcuts, old benches, jigs and storage units.
Card and shrink wrap
The packaging mountain from deliveries, kept apart from general waste.
Drained, non-fixed machinery
Once disconnected by a competent person and drained of oil and fuel.
A transfer note per load
Describing the waste and who took it, for your duty of care.
Who we help
Units, workshops, yards and boatyards
Warehouses and storage
Old racking, damaged pallets, obsolete stock and the cardboard from deliveries.
Workshops
Timber and metal offcuts, worn benches and non-fixed machines, drained by you first.
Yards
Timber piles, broken fencing and mixed scrap, often wet and mixed with soil.
Marine businesses
Old fittings, timber, rope, canvas, metal and packaging. Not antifouling, resins, oils or flares.
Unit cleared in four steps
- 1
Photos of the unit
Include the yard, the access and anything hazardous that needs collecting separately.
- 2
A fixed price
Agreed before booking, with any prep you need to do flagged up.
- 3
Dismantle and sort
Metal, timber, card and general waste kept apart as we load.
- 4
Transfer note
Each load to licensed facilities, with a note for your records.
Priced on weight, type and access
Units and yards vary enormously, so we price on what's actually there.
- 01Weight and typeScrap metal is free to dispose of. Mixed general waste costs ten times the rubble rate per tonne.
- 02VolumeMeasured in van loads, from a stockroom of pallets to a whole unit.
- 03DismantlingRacking, mezzanine shelving and benches that have to come apart.
- 04AccessRoller-door access is quick. Upper floors, narrow doors or a long carry take longer.
A fixed price before we start
- Free, no-obligation quote
- Priced from photos or a visit
- Fixed before anything is booked
- A transfer note with every load
Got a forklift on site and someone to drive it? Tell us: it can make heavy loads much quicker.
Your options
Bin, your own van, or a clearance
For the same bags every week, a trade bin wins. For a unit's worth of racking and pallets, it doesn't.
| Compare | Trade waste bin | Your own van to the commercial site | UsOur clearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Takes bulky items | No: bins of 140 to 1,100 litres | Yes | Yes, dismantled on site |
| What you need | A contract | A waste carrier licence, a completed transfer note, full PPE and a card | Photos for a quote |
| Disposal rates | In the contract | Scrap metal free; soil and rubble £20 a tonne; dry mixed recycling £140; general waste £200 | In one fixed price, sorted to keep it down |
| Who loads | Your staff | Your staff load and unload | We do |
Our clearanceUs
- Takes bulky items
- Yes, dismantled on site
- What you need
- Photos for a quote
- Disposal rates
- In one fixed price, sorted to keep it down
- Who loads
- We do
Trade waste bin
- Takes bulky items
- No: bins of 140 to 1,100 litres
- What you need
- A contract
- Disposal rates
- In the contract
- Who loads
- Your staff
Your own van to the commercial site
- Takes bulky items
- Yes
- What you need
- A waste carrier licence, a completed transfer note, full PPE and a card
- Disposal rates
- Scrap metal free; soil and rubble £20 a tonne; dry mixed recycling £140; general waste £200
- Who loads
- Your staff load and unload
Council details checked October 2026. The commercial site is open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm, last tip 4.30pm. Sources: IoW Council trade waste; Lynnbottom commercial site.
Hazardous waste we don't carry
- Oils, fuels and lubricants
- Liquid solvents, paints and resins
- Chemical drums
- Batteries in bulk
- Gas cylinders
- Marine flares
- Asbestos
- Fluorescent tubes
These need a carrier registered for hazardous waste and a consignment note. Have them collected separately and we'll clear everything else. Expired flares are explosives: ask your chandler or the coastguard.
Areas we cover
Industrial waste in every Island town
From our Newport base we clear units, workshops and yards in every Island town.
- Ryde
- NewportOur base
- Cowes
- Sandown
- Shanklin
- Ventnor
- Freshwater
- Yarmouth
- East Cowes
- Bembridge
- Wootton
Unit full of racking and pallets?
Send photos of the space and the access for a fixed price.
FAQ
Industrial waste questions
Short answers. If yours is not here, call or send it with your quote.
Do you take hazardous waste?
No. Oils, solvents, chemicals, batteries in bulk, gas cylinders and asbestos need a carrier registered for hazardous waste and a consignment note. Have those collected separately and we'll clear the rest.
Can you take old machinery?
Non-fixed machinery that two people can safely handle, yes, once disconnected by a competent person and drained of oil and fuel. Large fixed plant that needs lifting gear is outside what we do.
Do you dismantle pallet racking?
Yes. Racking and steel shelving is taken apart on site and goes for metal recycling, which also keeps the disposal cost down.
What happens to wooden pallets?
Pallets in usable condition are set aside for reuse. Broken ones go with the timber waste, kept apart from general waste.
Can you collect from a boatyard?
Yes, for non-hazardous waste such as timber, metal, old fittings, rope, canvas and packaging. Antifouling waste, resins, oils, batteries and flares need a specialist.
Will I get a waste transfer note?
Yes, for every collection. It describes the waste and who took it. Keep it for at least two years.
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