Our grab hire service in Northampton is the perfect solution for the quick removal of large volumes of construction waste. Conveniently located in central Bedfordshire, our grab service is ideal for supporting various construction site clearance projects in Northampton and the surrounding areas, including Wellingborough, Daventry, Kettering and Corby, as well as nearby locations such as Towcester, Brackley, and Moulton.

Next Day Grab Hire service

Our primary objective is to provide a fast and friendly Grab Hire service to customers in Northampton. Whenever possible, we can offer a next-day grab, ensuring prompt, reliable, and efficient waste removal.

8 wheel, 32 tonne grab lorry fleet

We operate an extensive fleet of 8-wheel, 32-tonne grab lorries, capable of hauling up to 16 tonnes of waste. This equipment meets the needs of all commercial and trade clearance projects.

Domestic and commercial construction projects

We support construction projects of all sizes, from commercial builds to smaller domestic jobs.

Northampton is undergoing one of the most significant periods of regeneration in its recent history, with several large-scale construction projects set to reshape the town centre and surrounding communities. The most transformative scheme is the Greyfriars redevelopment, a major regeneration project covering around 25 acres of brownfield land in the heart of the town. Current proposals include up to 1,200 new homes, student accommodation, workspaces, leisure facilities, community spaces and extensive public realm improvements. The project aims to reconnect parts of the town centre that have long been underused while creating new employment opportunities and attracting investment. Local leaders view the scheme as a catalyst for economic growth, although residents are closely watching how increased housing density and traffic will be managed.

Alongside Greyfriars, Northampton town centre is seeing substantial regeneration at Four Waterside and Marefair, a £132 million mixed-use development located near the railway station. The scheme is expected to deliver new office space, a hotel, commercial units and hundreds of homes, creating a modern gateway into the town and supporting further business growth. Elsewhere in the centre, demolition and redevelopment work continues at 35–45 Abington Street, the former M&S and BHS site, where plans include new housing alongside retail and leisure facilities. These projects are intended to increase footfall, improve the town’s attractiveness to investors and visitors, and support the long-term revitalisation of Northampton’s high street.

Beyond the town centre, major infrastructure and housing developments are also expected to have a significant community impact. The recently completed upgrade of the A45 Queen Eleanor Interchange has increased road capacity, improved traffic flow and reduced congestion on one of Northampton’s busiest junctions. Meanwhile, new residential developments such as the 82-home affordable housing scheme on Harlestone Road are helping to address housing demand and regenerate previously derelict land. Additionally, the regeneration of Abington Street and Fish Street has brought new pavements, seating, and an increase in trees and greenery to the area. These improvements have enhanced the town’s infrastructure and made outdoor spaces more accessible for residents.

Collectively, these projects are expected to create new jobs, improve transport links, and provide much-needed housing, all while strongly emphasising the importance of maintaining Northampton’s local character as the town continues to grow. We are proud to contribute to this evolution by providing contractor services, waste management, and the supply of primary and secondary aggregates.