Services
Recycling for timber that has genuinely finished
Broken stringers, split boards, contaminated or unsafe pallets cannot go back into service. We recycle those correctly, after everything repairable has been taken out of the stream first.
Our sorting order
Reuse first, repair second, recycling third
Sending a repairable pallet to be chipped wastes value that a repair would have kept, so every load is checked before it is committed to a route.
A pallet with one broken board is a repair job. A pallet with a cracked bearer, heavy rot, chemical staining or contamination is not, and only that timber goes for recycling or disposal.
Where timber leaves as waste rather than as product, we agree in advance what documentation you will receive and who at your organisation signs it off.
What happens to the timber
Typical recovery routes
Component reclaim
Sound boards and blocks recovered from otherwise scrap pallets and used in repair.
Wood chipping
End-of-life timber processed into chip for onward material use.
Panel and board feedstock
Processed timber routed to manufacturers who use recycled wood fibre.
Animal and horticultural uses
Clean, untreated timber streams where the material specification allows it.
Metal separation
Nails, plates and fixings extracted and recovered separately from the timber.
Documentation
Movement records and waste documentation agreed with you before collection starts.
Getting a quote
What to send us
Volumes, the condition of the timber and the records your compliance team needs. Call 023 8017 1048 or get a pallet quote online and we will confirm what we can supply.
Get the recycling route documented properly
Tell us the volumes, the condition of the timber and the records your compliance team needs, and we will confirm what we can supply.