Hartley Wintney Household Waste Recycling Centre: opening times, booking and what it takes
Hartley Wintney Household Waste Recycling Centre is open every day, 09:00 to 18:00 in summer and 09:00 to 16:00 from 1 October to 28 February. Every visit has to be booked in advance, and vans need a permit.
- A few quick questions
- A price from your photos
- No obligation
What needs to go?
Tap one to start. You'll get a price from your photos.
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Hartley Wintney Household Waste Recycling Centre opening times
Closed 25 December, 26 December, 1 January.
1 April to 30 September
1 October to 28 February
1 March to 31 March
Closed for lunch 13:00-13:30. Winter hours are stated as 1 October to 28 February. Booking required.
Before you go to a Hampshire tip
- Booking: yes. Every visit has to be booked in advance.
- Vans need a permit (£20)
- DIY and building waste is charged
- Visit limit: none for cars; one visit per booked slot. Van/pick-up/trailer permits: 12 visits or 12 months, max two permits (24 visits) a year.
Rather skip the booking and the loading? We load it, take it away and deal with the tip.
Get my priceCheck before you set off
- Book your slot in advance. Turning up without one is not an option.
- Check the closing time for the time of year. Winter hours end at 16:00.
- Allow for the lunch break, 13:00 to 13:30.
- Driving a van, pick-up or trailer? Get the £20 permit first.
- Sort plasterboard, rubble and soil from the rest. Some of it is charged.
- Load heavy items last so they come out first.
- Take the address with you: Springwell Lane, Hartley Wintney, Hook RG27 8BW.
What the Hampshire tips take
Green is free, amber has a limit or a charge, red isn't taken.
- Plasterboard£10 a sheet
- Rubble and hardcore£3 a item
- Soil£3 a bag
- TyresNo, the tips don't take it
- MattressesYes, free of charge
- Fridges and freezersYes, free of charge
- Bathroom suitesYes, up to a limit
- Asbestos£12 a sheet
- Gas bottlesYes, free of charge
- PaintYes, up to a limit
- CarpetYes, free of charge
- WoodYes, free of charge
- Car batteriesYes, free of charge
- Household chemicalsOnly at some of the tips
- Cooking oilNo, the tips don't take it
- Electrical itemsYes, free of charge
- Fluorescent tubesYes, free of charge
- FurnitureYes, free of charge
- Garden wasteYes, free of charge
- Household batteriesYes, free of charge
- Engine oilYes, up to a limit
From hants.gov.uk
Do the tip run or have us take it
Take it in your car
Book a slot, load up and drive to Springwell Lane.
- No visit limit for cars
- Free for many everyday items, such as furniture and mattresses
- You book a slot in advance
- You do all the lifting and loading
- DIY and building waste is charged
Take it in a van or trailer
For bigger loads you need a van permit before you go.
- Fits more in one trip
- The permit costs £20
- Permits cover 12 visits or 12 months, with a maximum of two a year
- Every visit is still booked in advance
Wait for a council collection
Book a bulky waste collection and wait for a collection day.
- No trip to the tip
- You wait for the collection day
- It suits a few items, not a whole clearance
Have us take it
Send photos, get a price, and we do the rest.
- We carry everything out from inside, so you don't lift a thing
- The whole job in one visit, with no limit on items
- A price up front before we start, from your photos
The kind of loads people send us
Photos customers sent with their quote requests: the kind of jobs we take on.
Questions about the Hartley Wintney tip
Do I need to book to use the tip?
Yes. Every visit has to be booked in advance. You can book through the Hampshire booking page. If you arrive without a slot, plan on not being let in.
Can I take a van to Hartley Wintney?
Only with a van permit, which costs £20. Van, pick-up and trailer permits cover 12 visits or 12 months, with a maximum of two permits (24 visits) a year.
Is the tip open on bank holidays?
It is closed on 25 December, 26 December and 1 January. The hours chart above shows the opening times for the rest of the year.
What happens if I have plasterboard or rubble?
Both are accepted up to a limit and charged. Plasterboard is £10 a sheet and rubble is £3 an item. For a bigger job, see our [builders' waste removal](/builders-waste/).
How it works
Start with a photo- 1
Send a few photos
Tap through a few quick questions and add photos of what needs to go.
- 2
Get your price
A price up front before we start, from your photos.
- 3
We clear it
We carry everything out from inside, so you don't lift a thing.
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Where we work
Based in Basingstoke, and out to the towns around it. Every postcode listed is in our area.
Boundaries: Office for National Statistics (OGL v3.0). Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2024.
Rather we took it away?
Send a photo and we'll price it before we come.
- A few quick questions
- A price from your photos
- No obligation