Ealing tips: charges, permits and opening times

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What the tip charges

What Ealing says it charges
ItemPrice
Rubble / hardcore (bricks, rubble, stones, slabs, tiles, slates, roofing, tarmac)per 100kg. above the free weekly 60kg / one item allowance£28.55
Soil and turfper 100kg. above free allowance£28.55
Plasterboard and plasterper 100kg. above free allowance£28.55
Fencing, sheds, greenhousesper 100kg. above free allowance£28.55
Timber, doors, windows, floorboards, skirtingper 100kg. above free allowance£28.55
Kitchen and bathroom units/fittings, plumbing, wiringper 100kg. above free allowance£28.55
Mattressesper mattress. Up to 2 free every 12 months; more than 2 at a time or more than 2 visits a year treated as trade waste£15
TyresNot mentioned on the council pageNo charge published
AsbestosNot accepted at Greenford Road; cement-bonded asbestos accepted at Abbey Road RRC (Brent)Not accepted
Gas bottlesNot mentionedNo charge published
DIY/construction waste from non-residents or in a van by a non-residentrate not stated on this pageNo charge published

Council's price list

Free DIY allowance

'Each week, residents are able to bring in 60kg or one item no larger than 2m x 0.75m x 0.7m free of charge. Additional waste will be chargeable.' No roll-over to the next week. Mixed DIY loads enter via the weighbridge; proof of address and photo ID needed.

From Ealing's pages, quoted or summarised.

In England, councils can't charge householders for their own DIY waste up to two 50 litre bags, or one item up to 2000 x 750 x 700mm, per visit, for up to four visits in four weeks. They can charge above that. Check your load.

Vans, pickups and trailers

No permit scheme stated

No van permit scheme stated. Vehicles over 1.8m or carrying DIY/building waste must enter via the weighbridge; max 3.5 tonnes gross. Hire vehicles need hire agreement, proof of address and photo ID. Non-residents in vans pay commercial charges.

Height barrier
1.8m

Van and trailer rules on the council's site

Do I need to book?

Booking required

Book a 30-minute slot in advance; arrivals without a booking are turned away. Max 2 bookings per household per week, up to 2 weeks ahead. Cars, motorcycles and cyclists only; no pedestrians. Cars max 30 minutes on site.

Book with the council

Proof of address

Yes, bring proof of address

Photo ID and proof of residence every visit; for DIY waste: proof of address (bank statement, utility bill or council tax bill) plus photo ID (driving licence with matching address). Hire vehicles also need hire agreement.

Mattresses and sofas

Mattresses
Accepted; 'charges may apply': 2 free every 12 months, then £15 each
Sofas and furniture
Accepted as bulky household rubbish; no charge stated

What the council accepts

All 2 tips and opening hours

Opening hours are our short summary of the council's page. Bank holiday and Christmas hours often differ.

Good to know

Ealing also points residents to WLWA-area alternatives: Space Waye (Hounslow, listed), Townmead Road (Richmond, TW9 4EL) and Abbey Road (Brent, NW10 7TJ). One fridge/freezer per household. Paint, carpets, underlay and white goods stay free for residents. Christmas: Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day