Does anyone hire out things to collect chip and logs

[benedmonds]

As a comparison we sometimes use an 18 wheel  grab wagon to pick up logs and once for clearing a traveller site..  That was £240 for a mixed load but includes loading and local pick up. I think it would be great to have a big bin to chuck logs or chip into but as we sell all our chip, and have plenty of space to store it, I would be looking at the time saving aspect as apposed to the waste disposal and therefore it would need to be pretty cheap..

[Charleton Chips]

Do many large companies offer this kind of service and charge for it. Or is it a free service 

[richy_B]

I like the concept of a 40 yard RORO skip delivered to my site, which I fill with green waste and you take away after a few weeks later. I'd pay for that. Chip is pretty easy to get rid of though.

[Charleton Chips]

Yeah that's what I was thinking. Like charging for green waste and unchipped material. Chip free and logs free 

[kev7937]

Our local green waste place will drop a 30 yard (I think) locally for £250 for any green waste.

 

[Charleton Chips]

What about wood chip do they charge for that 

[kev7937]

Yep, clean chip same price.

[Charleton Chips]

So does anyone think the idea may work or has anyone do a similar idea or same thing

[AHPP]

I (a)genuinely think it’s a good idea and (b)live fifteen minutes from you. A twenty or forty yard skip that could be left for a day or few at a job and filled with brash, logs and chip in my own time would be ideal.

[Charleton Chips]

12 minutes ago, AHPP said:

I (a)genuinely think it’s a good idea and (b)live fifteen minutes from you. A twenty or forty yard skip that could be left for a day or few at a job and filled with brash, logs and chip in my own time would be ideal.

Do you use my yard at the moment 

 

it would likely be a tractor and trailer type roro