The UK is the ninth largest manufacturing nation in the world, with the total value of UK manufacturers’ product sales totalling £396.6 billion in 2019. Manufacturing equates to 11% of the UK’s GVA and employs 2.7 million people.
Grab hire is a great option for disposing of waste generated at commercial construction sites and also a viable choice for some domestic projects, such as large-scale landscaping and driveway renewals as it enables large volumes of waste to be removed quickly and easily.
For larger domestic projects, grab hire is ideal as much larger quantities of waste can be taken away in one go providing there is sufficient access to the property. On a commercial site there is likely to be more space to enable a grab lorry to get in and out easily, making it the obvious choice.
Keep in mind though, that a combination of both grab and skip hire is a good idea on a construction site as the grab can be employed on an ad hoc basis when big loads of waste are generated and skips can be utilised for continual waste streams. The best of both worlds!
Opting for grab hire will take the hassle out of your waste disposal process. Once you’ve booked it, it’s done, and you won’t need to think anymore about it – we’ll take care of the rest!
Designed with effortless waste collection in mind, grab vehicles are perfect for use where space is limited or where the loading machines for our larger tipper vehicles aren’t present. Perfect for all site clearance work, muck away and the delivery of a wide range of aggregates, our grab hire solutions are suitable for use in both the trade and public sectors.
Grab vehicles are perfectly equipped to load a wide range of waste streams, including builders’ waste, inert spoil, concrete, bricks, asphalt and green waste. Our fleet is available to hire for waste collection and disposal, and haulage per load, day or contract mileage basis.
You can now get an instant grab hire quote and book online so why not take a look?
The UK is the ninth largest manufacturing nation in the world, with the total value of UK manufacturers’ product sales totalling £396.6 billion in 2019. Manufacturing equates to 11% of the UK’s GVA and employs 2.7 million people.
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Barney joined TJ Waste in February as an Operations Administrator and is enjoying learning all about the waste industry. Outside of work Barney is an avid football fan and plays five-a-side once a week. He also enjoys live music, Formula 1 and MotoGP.
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