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Shoreham · BN43

Hardcore removal in Shoreham-by-Sea

Heavy inert waste such as rubble, concrete, bricks, soil and paving collected by tipper van. Covering Shoreham town centre, Shoreham Beach, Old Shoreham and Buckingham Park and the rest of BN43.

Bulk bags of builders rubble and bricks outside a house under renovation
Before: mixed garden rubbish, bags and broken paving slabsAfter: the garden ground cleared and level
Before: an empty room with a heap of broken plaster and rubble on the floorAfter: the room with all rubble removed and the floor clear
Before: bricks, a mattress and bags stacked by a side gateAfter: the side yard cleared back to bare paving
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Shoreham-by-Sea, 4 miles from our worthing base
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Hardcore removal Shoreham

Local hardcore removal in Shoreham-by-Sea

Rubble, concrete, bricks, soil, paving and stone collected by tipper van, without a skip on your drive.

Hardcore and rubble removal in Shoreham-by-Sea is one of our most requested heavy-waste services. Shoreham is about six miles east of our Worthing base, fifteen minutes via the A259 or the A27 Adur flyover. We collect concrete, bricks, soil and paving from gardens, driveways and building sites across Shoreham town centre, Shoreham Beach, Old Shoreham, Buckingham Park and Kingston Buci.

Our tipper vans take heavy loads within safe weight limits, and clean inert waste from Shoreham-by-Sea jobs is sent for crushing and recycling into aggregate rather than landfill.

Saw one of there trucks driving through Worthing, called the number today. Sent a picture of what we needed clear. They came back straight away with a price and were able to pick it all up on the same day. Really friendly team and great service. Will definitely be using this company again.

Hannah Fielder, Google review

Our tipper vans are designed for exactly this kind of load. We shovel, barrow and bag the hardcore ourselves, load it safely within the van's weight limits, and tip it at facilities where inert waste is crushed and recycled into aggregate for reuse.

Jordan giving a thumbs up beside bagged waste and bricks on a clearance job
A Star tipper van next to bagged rubble, timber offcuts and renovation waste
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Local knowledge

Hardcore removal in Shoreham-by-Sea: what we know locally

Every town has its own quirks. These are the things that shape hardcore removal jobs in Shoreham-by-Sea.

Bulk bags of builders rubble and bricks outside a house under renovation

Building and renovation

Renovation is constant in Shoreham, from riverside flat refits to extensions on family homes in Southlands. We collect plasterboard, rubble, timber and old fittings between trades, so the site stays clear and safe.

Overgrown back garden with long grass and brambles before a garden clearance

Shoreham gardens

Gardens on Buckingham Park and the slopes towards Mill Hill are often terraced or sloping, which makes garden clearances harder work than they look. Shoreham Beach gardens are sandy and shingly, and wind-damaged fences and sheds are a common reason people call us.

Before: red and black rubbish bags on a driveway with A Star vans parked behind

Parking and access

The town centre has narrow streets, a one-way system and limited parking close to the older cottages. Shoreham Beach is reached over the footbridge or by road via the western end, and some beach roads are private or unmade. We check access at the quoting stage so the right size of van turns up.

Loft space crammed with boxes, cases and old furniture before a loft clearance

Homes in Shoreham

Shoreham's housing ranges from flint and brick cottages in Old Shoreham and around the high street to 1930s semis in Southlands and Buckingham Park, larger homes on the hillside towards Mill Hill and a lot of newer apartments along the riverside. Shoreham Beach has its own mix of modern detached homes, older chalets and bungalows built on the shingle spit.

Old decking boards and bulk bags of garden waste on a lawn

What we take in Shoreham-by-Sea

Every hardcore removal job in Shoreham-by-Sea is different, but these are the items we collect most often:

  • Broken concreteSlabs, bases, paths and footings.
  • Bricks and blocksWhole or broken, including mortar.
  • RubbleFrom walls, chimneys and building work.
  • Paving slabsConcrete, stone and block paving.
  • Soil and clayLoose or bagged.
  • Stone and gravelIncluding shingle and flint.
  • TilesCeramic, porcelain and roof tiles.
  • TurfHeavy and usually priced with soil.
  • Kerbs and edgingConcrete kerbs and garden edging.
  • Bulk bagsWe can load and take away filled bulk bags.

Needs a specialist or special handling

  • Asbestos cementOld garage roofs, pipes and panels need a specialist.
  • Contaminated soilSoil with oil, fuel or chemicals needs specialist handling.
  • TarmacAsk us first, as it is handled differently.
  • PlasterboardIs not hardcore and must be kept separate.

The detail

Why weight matters more than volume

A van can only carry a certain weight legally, and hardcore hits that limit quickly. A bulk bag of broken concrete can weigh close to a tonne, and a pile of soil that looks small can take several trips. That is why hardcore is priced differently from general rubbish, and why it helps to tell us what the material is and roughly how much there is.

Clear photos with something for scale, such as a door, a wheelbarrow or a bulk bag, let us give you an accurate price and bring enough vans.

Clean inert waste is recycled

Clean hardcore, meaning concrete, brick, stone and rubble without timber, plastic or plasterboard mixed in, can be crushed and screened into recycled aggregate. That is why keeping hardcore separate from other waste matters: it keeps disposal costs down and makes recycling possible.

Soil is handled in the same way if it is clean. Soil mixed with rubble, roots or rubbish is still accepted, but may cost more to dispose of.

Before: mixed garden rubbish, bags and broken paving slabs

How hardcore removal in Shoreham-by-Sea works

Shoreham is about six miles east of our Worthing base, fifteen minutes via the A259 or the A27 Adur flyover. Here is how a typical hardcore removal job in Shoreham-by-Sea works:

1

Send us photos

WhatsApp a few pictures of the waste and the route to the road, or call 01903 962 492. Tell us your postcode and when suits you.

2

Get a clear price

We reply with a fixed quote based on what we can see. No hidden extras, no pressure, and no obligation to book.

3

We load and sweep

Our team arrives on the agreed day, carries everything out, loads the van and sweeps up behind us.

4

Responsible disposal

Waste goes to licensed facilities to be sorted and recycled where possible. Businesses get a waste transfer note.

What affects the price of hardcore removal in Shoreham-by-Sea

We quote every job individually from photos, so you know the cost before we arrive. The main factors are:

Weight

The main factor for hardcore.

Material

Clean inert waste is cheaper to dispose of than mixed.

Loading effort

Loose rubble needs shovelling; bagged waste is quicker.

Access

Barrowing from the back garden takes longer.

Number of trips

Large quantities may need more than one van load.

How to prepare

  • Keep hardcore separate from wood, plastic and plasterboard.
  • Pile it as close to the road or drive as possible.
  • Send photos with something for scale so we can estimate weight.
  • Tell us the material: concrete, brick, soil, tiles or a mix.
  • Let us know if it needs barrowing from the back garden.
  • Clear a space on the drive for the van if you can.

Responsible disposal

Where your Shoreham waste goes

Clean hardcore is taken to facilities where it is crushed and screened into recycled aggregate. Soil is recovered where possible. Mixed loads are sorted at licensed transfer stations.

Shoreham residents are served by Adur & Worthing Councils for waste collections and bulky items, with county-run recycling centres for self-delivery. If you have too much for a car boot, or you would rather not spend a weekend doing tip runs, we can clear it all in one visit.

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Map of Shoreham-by-Sea and the area A Star Waste Management coversOutline of Shoreham-by-Sea highlighted in A Star green, with our Worthing base and neighbouring towns marked.SomptingLancingSouthwickKingston BuciA Star baseShoreham-by-SeaEnglish Channel1 mileN
Shoreham-by-Sea, BN434 miles from our Worthing base

Coverage

Hardcore removal across Shoreham-by-Sea

We provide hardcore removal in every part of Shoreham-by-Sea, including Shoreham town centre, Shoreham Beach, Old Shoreham, Buckingham Park, Kingston Buci, Southlands, the Ropetackle, Mill Hill and the harbour side. Shoreham is about six miles east of our Worthing base, fifteen minutes via the A259 or the A27 Adur flyover.

  • Shoreham town centre
  • Shoreham Beach
  • Old Shoreham
  • Buckingham Park
  • Kingston Buci
  • Southlands
  • the Ropetackle
  • Mill Hill
  • the harbour side

Before and after

Real results from our team

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Before: mixed garden rubbish, bags and broken paving slabsAfter: the garden ground cleared and levelBeforeAfter
Mixed garden rubbishBags, rubble and broken paving cleared from a garden and the ground left level.
Before: an empty room with a heap of broken plaster and rubble on the floorAfter: the room with all rubble removed and the floor clearBeforeAfter
Rubble cleared from a roomBroken plaster and rubble removed from inside a property during renovation, leaving the floor clear for the next trade.

Reviews

What customers say

Rated 4.8 from 170 Google reviews.

4.8170 Google reviews

Quoted a good price for some hardcore removal after breaking up a pathway. A Star came and removed the waste the next day. The lads were polite and got the job done quickly. Highly recommend.

A Star customerCustomer review

A Star Waste Management did a great job clearing a big pile of old decking from my garden. They were efficient, reasonably priced and the men were polite and respectful, and were mindful not to damage any of my plants. Would definitely use their service again.

Terri WebbGoogle review

Swift and efficient waste removal. Quick response from the team. Quoted the job from the photos I sent. They kept in communication with us, so we weren't hanging around. The guys worked quickly to clear the area, they were very professional. I highly recommend their service.

A Star customerCustomer review

A Star are absolutely brilliant. Turn up when they say they will, are professional, friendly and helpful. And stick to their very reasonable quotes and would certainly use them in the future. Thank you A Star.

Chris J SimmoGoogle review

We have used this company a number of times. Very professional, I would highly recommend them. They are happy to go that extra mile with no hesitation.

A Star customerCustomer review

Questions

Hardcore removal in Shoreham-by-Sea: FAQs

Can't see your question? Call 01903 962 492 or message us on WhatsApp.

A Star tipper van next to bagged rubble, timber offcuts and renovation waste
Can you remove soil from a garden project in Shoreham-by-Sea?

Yes. We collect loose and bagged soil from gardens across Shoreham-by-Sea, often alongside turf and paving.

How quickly can you collect hardcore in Shoreham-by-Sea?

Often within a few days, and sometimes the next day. Shoreham is about six miles east of our Worthing base, fifteen minutes via the A259 or the A27 Adur flyover.

Do you need a skip permit for hardcore in Shoreham-by-Sea?

No. We load hardcore straight into our tipper van, so nothing sits on the road and no permit from West Sussex County Council is needed.

Do you clear houseboats and properties on Shoreham Beach?

Yes. We have worked on Shoreham Beach and along the riverside. Let us know about gangplanks, shingle paths or long carries so we can bring enough people and quote accurately.

How far are you from Shoreham?

About six miles from our Worthing base, roughly fifteen minutes by road, so Shoreham is part of our regular weekly coverage.

What counts as hardcore?

Concrete, bricks, blocks, rubble, stone, paving, tiles and similar inert materials. Soil is often collected alongside it.

How much hardcore fits in your van?

It depends on weight rather than space. Send us photos and we will tell you how many loads it is likely to be.

Do you take soil?

Yes, loose or bagged.

Send us a photo. We'll send you a price.

WhatsApp a few pictures of what needs to go and the route to the road. We reply with a clear, fixed quote, usually the same working day, and collections are often possible within a day or two.

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