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At Brown Recycling, we understand the importance of responsible waste management. That’s what you get with our commercial wood recycling service. When you choose us, you contribute not only to a cleaner environment, but also to the waste compliance of your business, so it’s a win-win.
By separating out your wood, we can help eliminate waste that ends up in landfill. This not only helps you meet important corporate responsibility targets, but it also boosts recycling rates and improves your overall carbon footprint. Reducing the weight in your other waste containers by removing wood waste can also lead to significant cost savings in disposal too.
Our waste wood collection service is designed to make the process simple and seamless for your business, and we even offer national coverage for those with multiple sites and branches across the country. We specialise in collecting various forms of waste wood, including:
Our team always ensures efficient and timely pickups too, so you’re never left waiting around.
We don’t just collect waste wood, we transform it through our advanced waste wood shredding service, so the shredded wood can take on new life elsewhere, serving multiple purposes such as:
This process not only maximises the utility of your waste wood but it also contributes to sustainable practices.
Want to learn more about our scrap wood collection service in Staffordshire, Cheshire and the Midlands? All you have to do is give us a call.
There are four wood classifications (or grades) that you need to be aware of when recycling:
Hazardous wood that cannot be recycled includes items such as railway sleepers, transmission poles, certain fencing types and any wood that has been in contact with creosote or chlorophenols.
You must arrange for compliant collection and disposal of wood that cannot be recycled due to contamination. This means that you need a general waste collection from a licensed waste carrier to deal with treated or painted wood separately.
Recycling your wood is great for the environment as it reduces the number of trees cut down to make new wood products. It also helps to reduce the amount of waste in landfill sites while improving your reputation as a company committed to recycling and green practices.