Frequently asked questions

We accept uPVC window & door frames, conservatories, cladding, & off-cuts or cuttings — with the glass removed. Frames can be post-consumer (stripped from properties) or post-industrial (workshop off-cuts). Not sure if your material qualifies? Send us a photo & we’ll tell you straight away.

Yes — we accept PVCu frames & cuttings with the glass removed. If you’re unsure how to prepare your material, give us a call & we’ll talk you through it.

Collection is free. In fact, we pay you for your PVCu waste rather than charging you to dispose of it — what would normally cost you money becomes a saleable raw material.

No. We never turn any tonnage away — whether you have a single van load or a regular weekly volume, we can help.

We’re based in Bridgwater & collect across Bristol, Yate, Somerset & the wider South West. Wherever you are in the region, just ask & we’ll arrange a collection.

Absolutely. You’re welcome to tip directly into our yard at Racine House, Plum Lane, Dunwear, Bridgwater, TA6 5HL. Call ahead so we can make sure someone’s ready to receive you.

Yes. We provide a fully accredited audit trail showing that your waste has been responsibly & fully recycled — supporting your duty-of-care obligations & sustainability reporting. See our accreditations & audit trail page for more.

Yes. We hold a registered Waste Carriers Licence (CBDU420507) & Waste Exemption (WEX472217), both verifiable on the Environment Agency public register.

Your old PVCu is sorted, stripped of contaminants, shredded & ground into clean recycled granules. Those granules are sold back into manufacturing supply chains to make new profiles, pipes, trims & building products. See our recycling process for the full journey.

Yes — we supply high-quality recycled PVCu granules to manufacturers across the UK & Europe. Visit our PVCu granules page or get in touch to discuss supply.