Pricing

Collection and supply rates, stated up front

Guideline rates so you can budget before you call. Everything below is a starting rate for the smallest load in each band, excluding VAT.

The final number is confirmed in writing once we know the material, the volume and the access.

Three ways to work with us

Most customers start on a skip and move to bulk or supply once the volumes settle.

Skip & collect
£180
from, per skip load
  • 6 to 40 cubic yard containers
  • Non-hazardous commercial recoverables
  • Weighbridge ticket on collection
  • Waste transfer note per address
  • Ad hoc or scheduled uplifts
  • Enclosed containers available for light material
Bulk recycling
£95
from, per tonne
  • Minimum 1 tonne per bulk load
  • Metal, paper or plastics kept separate
  • Grading and processing included
  • Batch documentation on request
  • Rolling schedule available
  • Multi-site rounds with a note per address
Recovered material supply
£120
from, per tonne
  • Furnace-ready steel feedstock
  • Baled OCC, office paper or newsprint
  • Washed plastic pellets and flakes
  • Delivered or collected ex-works
  • Batch and grade recorded per delivery
  • Long-term agreement rates available

What moves the rate

Four factors decide where in the band your price lands. We will explain all four at quotation stage rather than after the first invoice.

Grade and contamination

Clean, separated material costs less to process and is worth more. Mixed or contaminated loads need extra handling and the rate reflects it.

Volume and frequency

Regular collections on a scheduled round are cheaper per tonne than ad hoc visits, because the vehicle is already in the area.

Access and container

Container size, standing area and vehicle access all affect how long a collection takes, which is a cost.

Material type

Metals, fibre and polymer carry different processing costs, so the starting rate differs by stream.

What is included in every rate

  • Container or bulk collection by our own vehicle
  • Weighbridge ticket issued against the load
  • Waste transfer note, one per address
  • Sorting and processing into the correct stream
  • Recovery route described on request
  • Tonnage records suitable for your own reporting

Rates exclude VAT. Where a load needs a specialist route rather than ours, we will say so before quoting.

Heavy goods vehicle on a weighbridge at a recycling site with load weights recorded for duty of care paperwork

Long-term agreements

Once collections settle into a rhythm, most customers move to an agreement that fixes the rate for the term and sets volume bands, so a busy month does not change your unit price.

Rate held for the termAgreed rates do not move mid-term, including on volume bands.
Volume bandsUnit price stays predictable as your tonnage moves through the year.
Scheduled roundsCollections planned around your production pattern.
12-month termReviewed before renewal, not auto-rolled.
Roll-on roll-off skip lorry collecting a loaded metal skip from an industrial client premises

Rates at a glance

Skip & collect from £180 per load  ·  Bulk recycling from £95 per tonne  ·  Recovered material supply from £120 per tonne. All rates exclude VAT and are confirmed in writing before collection.

Get your rate in writing

Send the material type, volume, access arrangement and postcode and we will come back with a figure and the earliest collection slot.

Who you are dealing with

ECO WORLDWIDE LTD is a UK-registered limited company. Collections are run by the same team that grades and processes the material, so what you are told on the phone is what happens at the gate.

Company number07695023 — registered in England and Wales
Registered officeEastview, Nasty
Ware, Hertfordshire
SG11 1HP
Service areaHertfordshire, Essex, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and north London — including Ware, Hertford, Hoddesdon, Broxbourne, Cheshunt, Stevenage, Bishop’s Stortford, Harlow, Royston, Letchworth, Welwyn Garden City, Luton, Cambridge and Enfield.

Material and plant behind every collection

Twelve material types move through the same plant, in three kept-separate streams. These are the loads, the grades and the equipment.