Stobarts slashed their Woodchip prices!

[felixthelogchopper]

Why have the stress of worrying about it? At these prices, by the time you factor in storage, loader + fuel and your own time to load it for them, it can't make economical sense. Just have a list of places that will happily let you tip there. We even put the kettle on for the driver when we get a delivery.

[Essex arborist]

Why have the stress of worrying about it? At these prices, by the time you factor in storage, loader + fuel and your own time to load it for them, it can't make economical sense. Just have a list of places that will happily let you tip there. We even put the kettle on for the driver when we get a delivery.

 

Lol we could have dropped 2 loads off at your place yesterday whilst working in Ingatestone, would've saved going back to our yard.

 

 

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[Marc]

Why have the stress of worrying about it? At these prices, by the time you factor in storage, loader + fuel and your own time to load it for them, it can't make economical sense. Just have a list of places that will happily let you tip there. We even put the kettle on for the driver when we get a delivery.

 

Can we tip this pile at yours it's 2 days chipping

 

This week produced the same again, we are a small outfit this is just what a 3-4 man team can produce in a week at busy times. We do tip at various sites but just the odd load.

Like Jenks as long as getting rid of chip remains profit neutral we are happy with that, although a bonus is always nice!

[benedmonds]

They will offer more if it is clean and you haggle.

So will Boomco.

[beechwood]

So has anyone sold chip for more than £3 per tonne in the last couple months.

If so to who and how much?

 

 

You can't alway compete on price but you can on quality

[Ian C]

How fresh does it have too be? I have a pile but it's probably 3 month old

[renewablejohn]

At what sort of price are people happy delivering chip to a central location. ie within 25 miles of your location. Just thinking out aloud whether a woodchip franchise would work.

[swinny]

25 miles is tooooo much. Even if in a big load. It needs to go on way home or stored back at yard

[felixthelogchopper]

Lol we could have dropped 2 loads off at your place yesterday whilst working in Ingatestone, would've saved going back to our yard.

 

 

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Offer is still open if you are nearby again. PM me if you need my mobile number. I've also got another site which needs a lot of chip for mulching a memorial wood in Stow Maries, near Maldon.

Edited October 19, 2013 by felixthelogchopper
Added a bit

[shavey]

there was a farmer down our way having it for his cow tracks from field to farm have anybody tried farmers in your catchment areas to see if there are any takers