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Waste Removal
At Staffordshire Grab Lorry Hire, we provide efficient and reliable grab lorry hire services, offering both inert waste removal and green waste removal. Whether you're clearing construction debris like concrete, soil, or rubble, or disposing of green waste such as garden clippings, branches, and turf, our team can help. Our fast and personal service allows you to maintain a clean and safe site while responsibly managing waste disposal.
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Inert Waste
Inert waste refers to waste material that does not undergo significant physical, chemical, or biological changes over time. It is stable and non-reactive, meaning it doesn't decompose, leach harmful substances, or produce pollutants like gases or toxic chemicals. Examples include materials such as concrete, bricks, ceramics, and certain types of soil. Inert waste is often used in construction or landfilling, as it poses minimal environmental risk.
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Green Waste
Green waste, also referred to as "biological waste," consists of organic material that can be composted. It typically includes garden refuse such as grass clippings and leaves, as well as kitchen waste from households or industries. Green waste does not include items like dried leaves, pine straw, or hay, which are high in carbon and are instead classified as "brown waste."
Examples of Inert Waste
Subsoil
Subsoil is the layer of earth found directly beneath the topsoil. It typically has lower organic content and is denser, making it ideal for use in landscaping, grading, and construction projects where deeper soil layers are required for stability.
Brick
Brick waste consists of solid, durable blocks commonly used in construction for walls, pathways, and driveways. These materials can be recycled or repurposed in building projects, offering a sustainable solution for excess or discarded bricks.
Topsoil
Topsoil refers to the uppermost layer of soil, rich in organic material and nutrients essential for plant growth. It is the most fertile part of the soil, containing roots and microorganisms.
Rubble
Rubble is a mix of broken or discarded materials such as stone, brick, and concrete, often collected from demolition sites.
Concrete
Concrete waste consists of a mix of broken stone, gravel, sand, and cement, typically found in driveways, pathways, and other hard surfaces. This durable material can be crushed and reused in construction or recycled into new concrete products.