Tom's Rubbish Clearance

read moreClearing waste for Domestic & Commercial customers from building sites to offices. Tom is committed to minimising waste going to landfill and reducing the impact that your waste has on the environment. Recyclable materials get hand separated before being taken to dedicated recycling facilities. Tom's Rubbish Clearance operates mainly in the Bristol and Bath areas but will also go UK wide depending on the job. Check the area map but if in doubt phone us and we'll be happy to help. Tom tries hard to keep his costs down and with Solar Energy he can!.

read moreAt Tom's we take recycling seriously. For over 18 years we have built up relationships with many local businesses that will re-use and recycle nearly every different type of waste material that we collect. Rest assured that we you hand over your rubbish to Tom's it will end up in the right place, giving you peace of mind and reducing environmental impact. We are aiming to recycle 100% of your rubbish and working hard towards this aim. We work with local businesses, meaning a lower carbon footprint reducing the effect on the environment.

read moreTom provides an affordable light Demolition service for trade customers. Outbuildings, sheds, walls, greenhouses can all be demolished by Tom's team. Tom will take away rubble, broken brickes, wood, roof tiles and plasterboard to be recycled or responsibly disposed of. Tom has being doing this in and around Bristol since 2003. Soft strip of offices, schools, retail units and commercial buildings from the removal of office furniture through to removing of false ceilings and partitions. Can also be the removal of plasterboard ready for a re-fit of plumbing and electrics.

read moreTom provides affordable Topsoil for domestic and trade customers delivered to you loose or in dumpy bags. Tom delivers topsoil in Bristol and the surrounding area. Including topsoil in Bath and topsoil in Yate. So Tom's topsoil really is top soil. Topsoil is the upper, outermost layer of soil, usually the top 2 inches (5.1 cm) to 8 inches (20 cm). It has the highest concentration of organic matter and microorganisms and is where most of the Earth's biological soil activity occurs. Plants generally concentrate their roots in and obtain most of their nutrients from this layer.