Timber offcuts
Clean offcuts and lengths from carpentry or building work.
TIMBER & WOOD WASTE · WORTHING
Unwanted timber and wood offcuts take up space after a garden, workshop or renovation project. We collect old timber, decking, fencing and offcuts around Worthing and send them for recycling.

Timber we have collected for recycling, from old boards to offcuts.




YOUR QUESTION, ANSWERED
Not all timber is the same. Clean untreated wood, painted panels, treated fencing and contaminated wood can need different waste handling. Describe what you have before arranging collection.
Read the common questionsWHAT THIS SERVICE COVERS
Wood waste can include dismantled shelving, fencing, timber offcuts, pallets and broken wooden fixtures. Tell us if the wood is clean, painted or treated, as it is handled differently.
Clean offcuts and lengths from carpentry or building work.
Panels, cupboards and dismantled wooden fittings, with upholstery or electrical components identified separately.
Fence boards and other outdoor timber: tell us if it is treated, coated, rotting or attached to posts.
Old flooring, skirting and joinery offcuts.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Waste classification matters. Some treated wood, such as old railway sleepers, counts as hazardous and cannot be recycled with normal timber. Tell us about coatings, preservatives or unknown industrial uses.
We will not claim that every piece of wood is recycled. We will tell you where yours can go.
PRICES & QUOTATIONS
The price depends on how much wood there is and how easy it is to load. A couple of photos help us price it.
Our waste removal service handles mixed project waste. For waste produced over several days, ask about a correctly specified Skip Hire option.
PLAN YOUR SERVICE
Timber offcuts, furniture panels, fencing and demolition wood are not always interchangeable waste types. Where the wood came from, whether it is treated, and what it is attached to can affect acceptance and onward processing.
Measure or photograph the approximate volume and length of the pieces. Keep offcuts away from plasterboard and rubble if you can.
Tell us if posts are set in concrete, if panels are still up, and if the wood is painted or treated. Nails, hinges and metal fittings should be mentioned.
Chipboard, MDF and flat-pack furniture are recycled differently from clean timber. Tell us what kind of wood it is.
WhatsApp a few pictures of the timber, or tell us what there is.
We price the job before we come out, so there are no surprises.
Our team does the lifting and leaves the area clear.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Quick answers to what people ask us most.
No. How it is recycled depends on the type of wood. Tell us if the wood is treated, painted or of uncertain origin.
Contact us with photographs and details. Sofas and electricals are handled separately.
Describe the age, condition and whether they are treated or painted so we can check suitability.
Not every type of wood can be taken. Tell us about treated or painted wood before you book.
By how much there is, what it is and how easy it is to reach. Send photos, approximate lengths and your postcode.
No. It depends on the type of timber and what is on it. Treated wood, MDF and chipboard are recycled differently from clean timber.
Yes. Tell us if it is treated, still in the ground, or set in concrete. We will tell you what we can take.
AREAS WE COVER
We collect waste timber, decking and old fencing for recycling across all of these areas, from a few boards to a full load.
Send photos on WhatsApp or ring for a price.