Grab lorry in Farnham

What Is Muck Away, Anyway?

The removal of soil, building waste, and other non-hazardous materials from construction sites are referred to in the construction industry as "muck away," "muck away," or "muck shifting."

Up to 16 tonnes of concrete or landscaping detritus can be quickly and effectively loaded onto the back of our trucks using a tipper truck with a hydraulic arm! Due to their eight axles and rear-wheel steering, our grasp trucks can manoeuvre through confined spaces. For more details, get in touch with our employees.

What We Can Take Away

The following are some of Concrete 247's skills for clearing sites:

• Dirt, gardening and other refuse 
• Construction sector waste, including pebbles and concrete

The removal of common waste or house clearances is not intended use for this service.

Why There Is A Demand for Muck Removal Services

Use a muck away service for a variety of duties, both personal and professional:

• Your work can be finished more rapidly. You can progress your work more quickly and prevent waste from getting in your way with the help of our quick and effective muck away service. 
• Eliminate waste from the area rapidly. Our lorries can remove garbage in a matter of minutes as opposed to taking hours. 
• Waste can be transported in large amounts. Whatever amount of waste needs to be cleared, our lorries can transport a large amount of it in a single load. If you think you have too much waste, don't worry; we'll make sure to move it swiftly and efficiently. 
• To cut back on the amount of physical labour. It takes a lot of labour to move heavy loads of rubbish by hand. By using our service and having our lorries handle the heavy lifting for you, you can reduce this and prevent straining your back. The muck away lorry grabber can cross fences to gather the waste from the opposing side and access those challenging locations.
• We are able to access jobs of all sizes while travelling on narrow roads. Whether you are working on a small or a large construction job, we can manage any size project.

Why Concrete 247 Is the Best

We offer assistance with all kinds of jobs

Whether you're working on a garage base, patio, garden path, or even a sizable business building site, we can provide the muck away service you need. 

We offer muck away services for both significant and modest building projects. For a range of small jobs, new homes, and driveways, we provide our services. Never forget that no matter how big or small your job is, we can assist you. 

Be mindful of our early start hours

We are available at 7 am, so you can use our services and products before you leave for work. You won't need to wait or visit us again to speak with us. 

We have access to everywhere 

We service a broad range of clients because of our operations in Surrey, Hampshire, and the Thames Valley. 

Our staff is completely licensed and insured

Because Concrete 247 is fully licensed and insured, you don't need to worry that using our services will get you into legal problems.

About Farnham

Farnham, a historic market town tucked away in the rolling Surrey Hills and just one hour from London is known for its Georgian streets, historical buildings, and craft history. It also has easy access to the rural North Downs Way.

Farnham is the ideal destination if you're looking for delicious locally produced food, picturesque green scenery, intriguing history to explore, or an abundance of unique shops.

Farnham is fundamentally a market village. Farnham has hosted weekly markets and annual fairs since the Middle Ages, drawing people from all over Surrey and Hampshire to purchase and sell goods.

Farnham has a rich past, with Saxon, Roman, and Stone Age habitations all having been discovered here. Many of the Georgian constructions cover up Tudor or even earlier structures.  Near Farnham, the first Cistercian monastery in England was constructed. 

The now-ruined Waverley Abbey is located on a serene bend of the River Wey and still evokes the sense of seclusion felt by the monks who established an abbey here nearly 900 years ago.