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Learn what Grab Hire is and how WGH can help you with waste disposal and recycling needs for small to large scale construction projects.

There are so many advantages to having gravel beds around your house, it is unlikely that you will start building without this. Gravel is a very inexpensive, accessible material, and it has many benefits when you are building or renovating your home.

Green waste, also commonly referred to as garden waste, is any organic waste that is biodegradable and can be composted. Recycled green waste can be applied in a wide range of end uses, including agriculture, landscaping and biofuels. It's most often used as a soil improver or topsoil constituent, but can also be used in sewage disposal and renewable energy.

Gravel and limestone are versatile materials used in a range of industries for a number of different purposes including driveways, pathways, to improve drainage and hardscaping.

Topsoil is, quite literally, the 'top soil' on the outer layer of the Earth's surface, usually between 2 and 12 inches (5 - 30cm) deep. This top layer is where majority of plants lay most of their roots because the high concentration of organic matter and important minerals.