Clean woodchip, arb logs and brash accepted at our Shepperton, Surrey arb waste tip.
Fast and easy tipping for trade customers.
Who are we
EcoPoint Biomass is a trade-focused arb waste tipping facility serving tree surgeons and contractors in the local area.
We provide a simple and reliable place for arborists to dispose of clean woodchip, logs and brash, helping turn tree waste into useful biomass material.
Our aim is to create a straightforward tipping site designed around the needs of working arborists - with easy access, fast turnaround and clear load requirements.
By working closely with local contractors, we help keep clean arb material within the recycling chain and out of landfill.
Arborists & Tree Surgeons
Dedicated tipping for clean woodchip, arb logs and brash from professional tree work.
Landscapers
Convenient tipping for clean woodchip, logs and brash from landscaping projects.
Grounds Maintenance Contractors
Reliable tipping for clean woody material from maintenance and clearance work.
Professional Gardening Services
Suitable for clean wood-based loads generated during professional garden work.
What We Accept
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Clean woodchip
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Arb logs
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Brash
Clean Loads Only
All material must be clean and uncontaminated.
We accept clean woodchip, arb logs and brash suitable for on-site processing.
Loads are visually checked on arrival.
What We Do Not Accept
Contamination Warning
Contaminated or unsuitable loads will be refused. Please ensure your load is clean before attending site.
Free Arb Waste Tipping
Logs & clean woodchip
All trade vehicle sizes welcome
Important Information
- Clean woodchip, arb logs and brash are accepted free of charge
- Loads are visually checked on arrival
- Contaminated or unsuitable loads may be refused
- Please contact us before attending site
Access & Tipping Times
To ensure safe and efficient operation, tipping is by prior arrangement only.
Site Rules
All visitors must report to site staff on arrival
Hi-vis clothing must be worn at all times
Please follow all site instructions and signage
Be aware of moving vehicles and machinery
Loads must be tipped safely as directed by site staff
Children and pets must remain in vehicles at all times
Failure to follow site rules may result in refusal of tipping.
Environmental Compliance
Registered Environmental Exemption
Trade Only Facility
Loads Checked on Arrival
EcoPoint operates a trade arb waste tipping facility under a registered environmental exemption.
All material delivered must match our accepted waste criteria and comply with site requirements.
Customers are responsible for ensuring loads are clean, suitable and correctly described before arrival.
Loads that do not meet acceptance criteria may be refused.
Location & Contact
Find Us
EcoPoint Biomass Trade Arb Waste Tip Unit 7, Waterside Business Park123 Nutty Lane
Shepperton, Surrey
TW17 0RQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Please call or WhatsApp before attending site so we can confirm your load is suitable and arrange your visit.
Loads are checked on arrival. If unsuitable or contaminated material is identified, the load may be refused.
No. We do not accept soil, rubble, hardcore, stone, concrete, grass cuttings, leaves, or mixed waste. Only clean woodchip, arb logs and brash are accepted.
No. EcoPoint is a trade-only facility for arborists, tree surgeons, landscapers and grounds maintenance contractors.
Hi-vis clothing must be worn at all times on site. Please follow all site signage and remain aware of moving vehicles and machinery.
Saturday tipping is available between 7:30am and 5:30pm by arrangement. Sunday tipping is available for emergency loads and regular customers only - please call to discuss.
No. All published prices exclude VAT. Logs and clean woodchip are accepted free of charge. Part-loads are welcome and priced proportionally.
We accept everything from small vans and trailers through to large tippers and trucks. Please call before arrival so we can confirm access and load suitability.
Yes, provided stumps are clean and free from excessive soil.
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