Rubble and building waste in Salford
Doing building work in Salford? Here's what the tips take, checked against Salford City Council and Recycle for Greater Manchester pages on 31 October 2026.
- Tips take up to five rubble sacks (900mm by 600mm) a visit
- Only rubble from DIY you did yourself
- Lumns Lane and Boysnope Wharf take plasterboard from your own home
- The bulky collection takes no rubble, bricks, tiles or soil
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At the tips
Recycle for Greater Manchester takes rubble up to five 900mm by 600mm sacks a visit, from work you did at home yourself. Lumns Lane and Boysnope Wharf take plasterboard from your own home. See Salford tips.
The bulky collection
The council bulky collection refuses bricks, building rubble, plasterboard, tiles, soil, paving slabs and concrete fence panels.
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Rubble from tradespeople is business waste and is not accepted at any recycling centre. The builder should take it away. Check their waste carrier registration.
Bigger jobs
For more than a few sacks: builders' waste, grab hire or rubbish removal.