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Mixed construction and demolition waste disposal, UK-wide

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UK-wide tipping prices per tonne for mixed construction and demolition waste in your own lorries. Licensed transfer and recycling sites, payment before collection.

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Registered waste broker – EA no. [PLACEHOLDER – EA registration number]Licensed, permitted tipping sitesDuty-of-care paperwork with every loadPayment in full before collection by bank transfer

Mixed construction and demolition waste is the most expensive load most contractors tip, and the one where prices vary the most from site to site. Strip-outs, refurbishments and demolition jobs produce timber, plastics, metals, plasterboard, packaging and rubble all in one lorry, and what you pay at the gate depends on how much of it the site can recover. C&D Waste Disposal Brokerage finds a competitive tipping price per tonne for your mixed loads at licensed sites across the UK. You bring the waste in your own lorries, and pay in full by bank transfer before collection.

Where mixed loads go

Most mixed C&D waste goes to a waste transfer station or materials recovery facility first rather than straight to landfill. The site sorts out the timber, metal, hardcore and other recyclable material, and only the residue goes on to landfill or energy recovery. Sites with good recovery rates can often offer a better per-tonne price, because less of each load ends up attracting landfill tax at the standard rate, which is £130.75 per tonne from 1 April 2026.

How to bring the price down

  • Separate inert material. Rubble and soil taken out of a mixed load and tipped separately can be far cheaper per tonne.
  • Keep plasterboard out. Gypsum waste has to be kept separate from other waste going to landfill, and many sites charge extra for mixed loads containing it.
  • Flag anything awkward. Asbestos, paint, chemicals, fridges and other hazardous items need specialist handling. Tell us before the lorry leaves, not at the weighbridge.

Paperwork

Every load needs a waste transfer note with an accurate description and code, usually EWC 17 09 04 for mixed C&D waste with no hazardous content. We make sure the paperwork is in place for every load we price, so your duty of care is covered from site to gate.

Get a price

Send us the site postcode, a rough breakdown of what's in the waste, the tonnes or number of loads, the lorry type and the date. We'll check licensed sites within sensible haul distance and come back with a price per tonne. Payment is in full by bank transfer before collection.

FAQs

Do you collect mixed waste or supply skips?

No. We don't run lorries, skips or collections. You or your haulier deliver the load; we source the site and price.

Is mixed waste charged landfill tax?

Whatever residue goes to landfill is normally charged at the standard rate. Sorting and recovery at the receiving site reduces how much that applies to.

Can you take loads containing plasterboard?

Often yes, but it affects the price and some sites won't accept it mixed. Tell us when you ask for a price.

When do I pay?

Payment is in full, by bank transfer, before collection. We book the carrier once your payment has cleared.

Mixed C&D waste prices across the UK

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