Sam Banham Trading As S B Groundworks & Son Ltd

Wychavon, Worcestershire

EA registration expiredUnclaimed

Full Clearance.

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Registration numberCBDU503956

Licence statusExpired

TierUpper tier

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About

S.B GROUNDWORKS & SON LTD is a Redditch-based company offering comprehensive groundworks, civil engineering, demolition, and plant hire services. They provide site clearance, which includes the removal of materials from project sites. While waste removal is part of their site clearance offering, it is not presented as a standalone waste collection service. They operate across the Midlands and throughout the UK.

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Services

Service types: Full Clearance in Worcestershire
Garden & Green Waste: Green Waste
Construction & Renovation: Rubble & Hardcore, Timber & Wood, Mixed Construction Waste, Soil & Excavation

Not licensed for asbestos, clinical or hazardous waste — see carriers who are.

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Coverage & pricing

Coverage

across the Midlands and throughout the UK

Credentials

EA Registration

CBDU503956

Expired

Tier: upper tier
Authority: Environment Agency
Registered: 24 Sept 2023
Expires: 24 Sept 2026

Registered upper-tier waste carrier — licensed to transport waste as part of their business, including waste produced by others.

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Waste licence shows as expired on the EA register

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