Construction Waste in Wilton

Wilton is a historic town where the Wylye and Nadder meet, once the county town and still full of older and listed cottages set along narrow streets. Home to Wilton House and the Wilton Shopping Village in the former carpet factory, it is a place where renovation work has to be done carefully, and the same care applies to clearing the waste. Tight access and period buildings mean the rubble and debris cannot always be reached by a large lorry or dropped into a skip on the kerb.

We handle the builders' and renovation debris that these jobs produce, not household clear-outs. That covers rubble, hardcore, broken brick and old lime mortar, torn-out timber and lath, plasterboard, spent plaster, tiles, and the mixed debris left after a bathroom or kitchen strip-out. On sympathetic renovations of older cottages there is often a lot of dusty, awkward material to move, and we are used to carrying it out by hand from properties where a vehicle cannot get close.

As a licensed waste carrier we remove the waste and dispose of it through authorised facilities, providing a waste transfer note so builders and homeowners have the compliant paperwork they need. That documented disposal matters just as much on a heritage renovation as on any other project.

With van and labour included, and a careful approach to tight streets and delicate buildings, we take the debris off your hands without adding to the disruption a sensitive renovation already brings.