New-build front garden gravel
Single bulk bag of decorative grey or plum slate craned onto a newly laid block-paved driveway. No paving damage.
Tamworth is about thirty minutes from the yard via the M42 or A5. B77, B78 and B79 covered as standard, including the heavy new-build estates at Amington, Wilnecote and Stonydelph. New-build housing means a lot of tipper supply for groundworkers and a lot of HIAB drops of decorative stone onto freshly laid block paving. Both off the same yard.
Tamworth, new-build estate land
Tamworth is one of the easier areas to access. The newer Amington and Wilnecote estates were laid out with delivery in mind. Wide kerbs, generous turning circles, block-paved drives that you do not want a knackered tipper parked on. The HIAB pays for itself here. Crane the bag onto the side, driver gone in ten minutes, no damage to the new paving.
Services in Tamworth
From one bag for a homeowner to weekly tipper supply for a developer.
Drives, gardens, borders
Wide range of decorative stone stocked at the yard. Bulk bags landed by HIAB onto new-build front gardens, or loose tippers for landscape projects.
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Trade and groundworks
MOT Type 1, ballast, hardcore, sharp sand, top soil, road planings and grano dust into Tamworth builders and developers.
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Muck and rubble
Six- and eight-wheel grabs for muck shifting. Wide-access estates suit the eight-wheeler.
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Dig-outs and groundworks
Soil, clay, hardcore and mixed spoil from extensions, basements and housing plots. Licensed disposal, full transfer notes.
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Mostly new-build and estate work.
Single bulk bag of decorative grey or plum slate craned onto a newly laid block-paved driveway. No paving damage.
Two eight-wheel tippers of Type 1 every Wednesday into a phased housing scheme. Standing schedule.
Eight-wheel grab to clear a rear extension dig. Backloaded with Type 1 for the new oversite.
How it arrives
Easy access here means the eight-wheeler usually fits.
Standard drop for homeowner orders on new-build estates. Saves the block paving.
Six- or eight-wheelers for builders. Wide-access estates suit the eight.
Thirty minutes back via the M42 or A5.
Bordering Tamworth
Neighbouring options.
Tamworth, answered
About thirty minutes via the M42 or A5. B77 to B79 jobs go same-day for loose tipper and grab loads booked by 11am. Bulk bags routed next-day.
Yes. Tamworth town, Amington, Wilnecote, Bolehall, Glascote, Stonydelph, Belgrave and Mile Oak are routine routes.
Yes. The HIAB lifts the bag off the lorry from the kerb, so the wagon never sits on your block paving. The bag lands where you direct.
Yes. Weekly programmes of Type 1, ballast and sharp sand into developers across B77 and B79. 30-day account terms, fixed haulage rates.
A typical 12 to 15 square metre new-build front garden takes around one 850kg bag at 50mm depth. Tell us the dimensions and we will check the tonnage before you book.
Usually no. The grab is a passing collection. Newer estate roads are wide enough for the eight-wheeler and no permit is needed.
Yes, Environment Agency Upper Tier, CHAS and FORS Silver.