Gardening business and green waste disposal

[Gardenmac]

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This is what you need.

 

Looks cool what make is that.

[Arborist]

Around the Reading area its easier said than done "getting to know a farmer" as the just aren't any farms around, most "farms" thatare about are livery yards and want ££££££££ and the earth to tip on them!

[Burgess]

Only place around here is a recycling site. £18 to get through the gate with my Vauxhall Combo, £35 with a trannie. Cram that git as full as it can be, but is only 3 tonne bags and a few smaller bags. Only problem is the guys in the office are a bit simple and I've had to sign up 6 separate times because they forgetting to put me on the system.

[stewie]

Get in with a small skip company mate.....dont tip at the big boys yard cause to them your just another cash card!!! I find the more you tip at places the price comes down but never be an arse are banter with the price as you want there services NOT the other way round!!! Whatever happens get rid of your waste legally and responsably mate that way you wont get any trouble off the council or police!! Good luck.......

[Team ANB]

Try shorts in ascot for green waste disposal. They are pretty competitive for green waste as they turn it into compost.

[gardenrock]

I'd look at getting a yard/field then stacking branches and green waste neatly.

Hiring in a gurt shredder for as long as it takes from time to time.

Wee stuff you could compost, hedge cuttings, grass and leaves.

I pay 15 euros metre cube for green waste but all my chips and grass are re-sold as compost and mulch.

I re-sell locally mulch for 100euros for a truck load (4m3)

Regards

 

I can confirm that's the way to go. Green waste has the potential to be turned into compost and afterwards profited from. It's a good idea for a rubbish clearance company to invest in a professional composter. It expands the green waste removal business and is the more environmentally responsible thing to do.