We offer a Concrete Coal Bunker Removal service throughout the Poole areas: Alder Hills | Alexandra Park | Alderney | Ashley Cross | Baiter Park | Bearwood | Bourne Estate | Branksome | Branksome Park | Broadstone | Canford Cliffs | Canford Heath | Canford Magna | Coy Pond | Creekmoor | Evening Hill | Fleetsbridge | Hamworthy | Hillbourne | Lower Parkstone | Lilliput | Longfleet | Merley | Newtown | Nuffield Industrial Estate | Oakdale | Oakley | Parkstone | Penn Hill | Poole Park | Rossmore | Sandbanks | Sea View | Stanley Green | Sterte | Talbot Village | Tatnam | Trinidad | Turlin Moor | Upper Parkstone | Wallisdown | Waterloo | Whitecliff | Dorset.

We dismantle and remove your unwanted Concrete Coal Bunker. All work done by our two man teams.

Concrete Coal Bunkers can often become dilapidated due to general wear and tear from being outside. Dismantling, removing and disposing of your old Concrete Coal Bunker is a task in itself and if not done correctly, it can cause injuries.

Why recycle your old Concrete Coal Bunker.

Concrete from the Coal Bunker is recycled by using industrial crushing equipment with jaws and large impactors.

After the Concrete Coal Bunker is broken up, it is usually run through a secondary impactor and is then screened to remove dirt and particles and to separate the large and small aggregate.

Additional processes and equipment, such as water flotation, separators, and magnets, may also be used to remove specific elements from the crushed Concrete Coal Bunker.

An alternative method is to pulverize the concrete, but this is not the always the best option, as it makes it harder to complete the separation process and may leave more contamination from smaller byproducts.

Always use a clearance company with a waste carrier licence.