The yard is at Poorsland Barn near Slaidburn, just outside Clitheroe. Lancashire is the daily patch and machines travel into Yorkshire and Greater Manchester regularly. The list below is where most of the work comes from, not a limit on where we will go.
Clitheroe is the nearest town to the Slaidburn yard, so it is the shortest run on the list and the easiest to get a look at quickly.
Read moreBB7The yard is at Poorsland Barn just outside Slaidburn, so anything in the Hodder valley is effectively on the doorstep.
Read moreBB7Whalley has a tight conservation centre, so the work there leans toward careful partial demolition rather than a straight take-down.
Read moreBB7Longridge sits between the Ribble Valley and Preston, which makes it a straightforward run from the yard on the way to either.
Read morePR3Blackburn is a short run down the A59 and carries the sort of mill and industrial stock the fleet is set up for.
Read moreBB1Accrington brick is worth reclaiming rather than crushing, and buildings there are often worth taking down more carefully than the price alone suggests.
Read moreBB5Padiham is compact and a lot of its industrial buildings back straight onto housing, so access and neighbour notice usually shape the method.
Read moreBB12Burnley is inside the daily patch and the mill stock there is exactly the sort of structure high reach demolition exists for.
Read moreBB11Nelson is a straight run across from Clitheroe and its terraced and mill stock means most jobs there are attached on at least one side.
Read moreBB9Colne sits on a hill and the plots there are often steep and narrow, so machine access is usually the thing that decides the method.
Read moreBB8Preston work is mostly commercial and city centre, which means traffic management and keeping the pavement open matter as much as the take-down.
Read morePR1Chorley mixes trading estate units with older housing, so the same week there can take in a domestic outbuilding and a full industrial unit.
Read morePR7Lancaster has listed and locally listed buildings right across the centre, so demolition there is more often partial and consented than a straight take-down.
Read moreLA1Blackpool is largely hotels and older seafront property packed onto narrow plots, so the take-down sequence usually matters more than the machine size.
Read moreFY1Skipton is the nearest Yorkshire town to the yard and a lot of the work over that side is stone buildings where the material is worth reclaiming.
Read moreBD23Bolton is a comfortable run down the motorway and its mill and industrial stock is the same sort of work we do across east Lancashire.
Read moreBL1Bury sits on the edge of Greater Manchester and most of what comes from there is industrial units and works buildings rather than housing.
Read moreBL9Manchester work is city centre and constrained, so it is usually strip out, partial demolition and out of hours working rather than open site demolition.
Read moreM1Leeds is the far end of the patch and jobs there tend to be booked as a full run rather than fitted in around work closer to home.
Read moreLS1Ask anyway. If it is a sensible run from Clitheroe we will come and look at it.