Rubble, hardcore and soil count as DIY waste, not household rubbish, so they can't go in your bin. You can take a small amount to the tip for free, pay for more, or have it collected.
The free allowances are small. A patio dig or a bathroom strip-out is usually far more than two bags, and rubble is heavy to lift into a car. A tipper collection takes it all in one go. At TipRun, rubble and soil are priced by weight, so send photos and we give you the price before we load. Runs start from £49.
Council details checked against the BCP and Dorset Council websites in 2026-09. Rules change, so check the council site before you go.
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No. Rubble, hardcore and soil are DIY waste. Take them to the tip within the free allowance, pay for extra bags, or have them collected.
One visit a week with up to two 50 litre bags of DIY waste, or one item up to 200cm x 75cm. After that it is £2.80 per bag.
Yes, for DIY waste. Since 23 March 2026 you must book a slot to take DIY waste, up to 4 bookings per household in four weeks.
Rubble is priced by weight. Send photos and we give you the price before we load. Runs start from £49.
