Commercial collections - Working with national builders

Our collection service covers most of the South East. We do not charge to collect reusable building materials. Our collection generally consists of three phases;

1. Demolition
2. Unwanted building materials arising throughout a project
3. End of project site clearance.

This consist of items such as:

• Doors
• Bricks
• Roof tiles
• Floor tiles
• Loft insulation
• Paving slabs
• Natural stone
• Sanitary ware
• Concrete blocks

Call one of our friendly members of staff for more information or to arrange a free collection on 01273 698689.

Note we do not collect rubbish or hard core

"We recognise that climate change is one of the biggest challenges that we all face. we are fully committed to addressing issues including waste management in order to reduce our carbon emissions and mitigate our impact on the environment. Berkeley Group has set a target to halve waste sent to landfill by 2010, two years ahead of government's target. We are committed to working with innovative companies such as Tiger in order to deliver on this challenging target". Karl Whiteman, Managing Director of Berkeley Home Urban Renaissance.

Smaller collections working with local builders:

We don't charge to collect reusable building materials. This consist of items such as;

• Doors
• Bricks
• Roof tiles
• Floor tiles
• Loft insulation
• Paving slabs
• Natural stone
• Sanitary ware
• Concrete blocks

For our smaller collections we cover a 10 mile radius of Brighton. all collections are subject to inspection, Tiger Enterprise Ltd reserves the right to refuse collection of any materials we believe do not fit our criteria. By using our service you are actively reducing the amount of waste being sent to landfill.

We are approved by The Environment Agency, East Sussex County Council, Brighton & Hove Council and Lewes District Council.

Testimonial

We had some left over bricks from some building work at our house.  Tiger Enterprise were able to fit us in the next day. We were so happy our bricks would get a new home rather than ending up in landfill. ( James and Katie, Newhaven )