Grade D Wood Waste

Hazardous Waste Wood

Specialist wood requires specialist handling – and yes, we accept it.

Sources include:

• Railway sleepers, telegraph poles, and dock timbers
• Agricultural fencing and treated external landscaping wood
• Hydraulic engineering structures – piers, jetties, and cooling towers
• Waste wood from boats, trailers, caravans, and mobile structures
• Demolition of buildings pre-dating 2007 – roof timbers, bargeboards, soffits, and exterior cladding

What Grade D Wood Waste Includes:

•  Wood treated with creosote, copper chrome arsenic (CCA), or other hazardous preservatives
• Painted or coated wood with lead-based or unknown formulations
• Deeply penetrated or pressure-treated timber
• External joinery where hazardous treatments are likely
• Long-life utility and transport infrastructure wood

Specialist Handling:

Grade D wood waste must be managed through authorised hazardous waste disposal routes. We can ensure full compliance with environmental legislation by working with fully licensed facilities and approved treatment partners.