If you’re clearing timber that’s still got useful life left in it – sound fence panels, old decking, scaffold boards, pallets, beams from a renovation – we offer discounted clearance. Wood that can be re-used or upcycled has value to us, so we pass that saving on.
What we class as reusable
- Pallets. Sound, dry, standard sizes especially.
- Scaffold boards. Used boards are popular for upcycling projects.
- Decking. Boards that are sound and not rotten.
- Fence panels. Whole panels that are intact, even if weathered.
- Floorboards. Particularly older boards lifted during renovations.
- Beams, joists and timber framing. Old building timber is in demand.
- Doors and door frames. Solid wood, original Victorian or Edwardian especially.
What doesn’t qualify
- Rotten or woodworm-damaged timber
- Painted or treated wood that can’t be safely re-finished
- MDF, chipboard, OSB and most flat-pack remains (these go to general waste)
- Burnt or fire-damaged wood
How the discount works
Pricing for waste clearance is normally on volume. For loads that are largely reusable timber, we knock a chunk off the standard rate – exactly how much depends on the wood, its condition, and the size of the load. Send us a photo and we’ll quote.
Where it goes
Reusable timber is passed on to upcyclers, woodworkers and re-use schemes. Anything that’s genuinely past its useful life goes through our normal licensed waste route, with as much as possible going to wood recycling rather than general waste.
Got timber to clear?
If it's reusable, you pay less. Send us a photo.