GRABHIRE is a versatile, efficient, and cost-effective solution for waste removal. Whether you are a homeowner, a business owner, or a construction company, grab hire can help you to dispose of large quantities of waste quickly and safely.
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF A GRAB HIRE?
GRABHIRE is a popular and cost-effective solution for waste removal, particularly for large and bulky waste items such as construction and demolition waste, green waste, and soil. Grab hire offers several advantages, such as faster loading times, greater flexibility, and access to hard-to-reach areas. One of the main advantages of grab hire is its speed and efficiency. The grab arm can pick up and load large quantities of waste in a matter of minutes, significantly reducing the time required for waste removal. This is particularly useful in time-sensitive situations, such as construction sites where quick waste removal is necessary to avoid delays.
Another advantage of grab hire is its flexibility. The grab arm can reach over walls, fences, and other obstacles, allowing waste to be removed from hard-to-reach areas. This makes it ideal for sites with limited access, such as inner-town locations or sites with narrow entrances.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
- Our aim is to provide a quality service at highly competitive rates.
- We try to beat any genuine local skip price.
- We guarantee fast delivery and collection.
- We strive to recycle as much waste as possible inhouse, reducing the need for landfill.
HOW MUCH WEIGHT CAN THE GRAB LORRY TAKE?
Our 8-wheeler grab lorry can carry a maximum weight of up to16 tons.
However, it's important to note that the amount of waste that can be loaded onto the lorry may also depend on the volume of the waste - for example one grab of Greenwaste can take up to ten times more space in the lorry tipper body than one grab of soil.
WHAT WASTE MATERIALS CAN BE COLLECTED BY GRABHIRE?
Grab hire services can collect a wide variety of waste, including:
- Construction and Demolition Waste
- Inert Waste: Soil - soil/rubble mixed.
- Hardcore waste: Concrete, Bricks
- Greenwaste.
- Woodwaste.
- Hardcore waste: Concrete, Bricks.
- General Household Waste.
- Industrial Non-Hazardous waste.
