When we remove your shed contents, we're responsible for disposing of waste legally. Many sheds contain items governed by strict environmental rules. For example, if your shed housed pesticides, fungicides, or old Paint Protection Products (PPP), those must be handled under the Plant Protection Products Regulations 2018—they can't go to landfill or general recycling. Similarly, any creosote-treated wood (common in older sheds and fence panels) has disposal restrictions and must not be burned or sent to regular waste sites.
Every load we collect is tracked with a waste transfer note, proving to the local authority that your waste was disposed of properly. We work with licensed carriers and recycling partners across the West Midlands, so metal, timber, and plasterboard are diverted to specialist facilities rather than landfill. If your shed clearance includes electrical items—old heaters, fans, or power tools—those follow WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) routes. You'll receive documentation confirming disposal, which protects you and demonstrates environmental responsibility.
