Landscaping projects in Farnham often produce significant waste — soil, hardcore, old paving, vegetation and timber. Proper waste handling keeps your project legal, tidy and environmentally responsible.
This guide explains Farnham’s skip permit rules, soil disposal regulations, and what can and can’t go in a skip during a garden project.
You only need a skip permit if the skip is placed on a public road.
Permit required if:
Farnham skip permits are issued by Surrey County Council.
Allowed items:
Soil is charged by weight, not volume. Farnham’s sandy soil is lighter, but clay pockets around Heath End and Upper Hale can dramatically increase weight.
Hardcore from patios and driveways is crushed and recycled into Type 1 or Type 3 aggregate.
Acceptable items:
Green waste includes:
These should never be mixed with soil or hardcore — doing so can double disposal costs.
Many properties in Lower Bourne, Frensham and Rowledge have limited access for skip lorries. In these cases, we use:
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We handle all waste management for our projects and can advise on the best disposal method for your Farnham garden.
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If you’re considering a new driveway, patio or full garden transformation, we’d be happy to talk through your ideas and advise on the best way forward.
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