Domestic Wood Waste Collection in Oxford
We collect indoor and outdoor wooden items from your home such as old sheds, furniture, flooring, decking and fencing, using our caged vehicles and friendly drivers. We’ll collect anything made from wood!
We’ll collect unwanted wood from your home
NEW INFORMATION FOR CUSTOMERS
We do collect from domestic properties with in a 20 mile radius of OWR in Abingdon.
We do charge, in proportion to the amount of material collected and the time it takes to load.
We collect anything made from wood, such as:
- Wooden garden furniture (with some metal)
- Decking and timbers
- Wooden fencing
- Shed panels, cladding and structure (disassembled and with roofing felt removed)
- Leftover DIY wood and internal wooden architecture and flooring.
- Anything else that was once a tree – except trees and garden waste.
Why use OWR to collect your domestic wood waste?
- Your wood will be reused or recycled. Nothing sent to landfill.
- We make it easy for you. Your local council does not collect garden items under its bulky goods collection.
- No need for a costly skip and on road licence.
- We can usually collect within 5 working days.
- Our rates are very reasonable.
- You won’t need to hire a van or spend hours taking the waste to the civic amenity sites, where charges now operate. We do the loading and are licenced carriers of waste.
- We are a social enterprise offering employment and volunteering opportunities to those finding it difficult to get work. All profits go towards supporting our social and environmental aims.
Call us now on 01235 861228 to book a domestic wood waste collection or to get an estimate.
What our customer’s have to say
“They were great, fantastic, fully filled the truck.”
Mark G
Lambourne
“Certainly recommend them! It’s so much easier than putting wood in a skip, and it’s cheaper.”
Richard K
Banbury
“Absolutely brilliant, couldn’t have gone any smoother. They arrived, loaded it up and left before I’d even blinked. Lovely to deal with people like that. I almost certainly would recommend them.”
Joe R
Harwell
