Scrap uPVC prices and rebates
We don't publish a price list, because what a load is worth depends on the material, how clean it is, how much there is and the market. Send us photos and we'll tell you what yours is worth.
How rebates work
- No glass in the load, or very little
- Weighed on a weighbridge, or priced per van load
- Rebates paid within 24 hours
- Collection is free for trade loads
What earns a rebate
Collection is free for any trade load. On clean material we pay a rebate on top, whatever the colour.
| Material | What you get |
|---|---|
| Fabricator offcutsClean profile offcuts, trim and cill ends straight from the saw | Our best rate |
| Redundant bar lengths and mis-measuresFull lengths you no longer need, and windows and doors that were never fitted | A rebate |
| Deglazed framesOld frames in any colour with the glass taken out before we arrive | A rebate on a van load or more |
| Frames we deglaze for you, and mixed loadsFrames with the glass still in, and loads mixed with other waste | Free collection, no rebate |
How a rebate is worked out and paid
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No glass, or very little
Take the glass out on site before collection. If we deglaze the frames for you, the load is collected free without a rebate.
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Weighed or counted
Each load is weighed on a weighbridge, or priced per van load.
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Paid within 24 hours
Your rebate is paid within 24 hours, and your electronic waste transfer note is emailed within 24 hours too.
Why we don't publish prices
Scrap uPVC prices move with the polymer market, so a price list would soon be out of date. We quote per load instead, from photos or a quick call.
For offcuts, bar lengths and mis-measures, see bar lengths and mis-measures. For the full picture on disposal costs, read our guide to the cost of disposing of uPVC windows.
Common questions
How much is scrap uPVC worth?
Can you get money for scrap uPVC windows?
How are loads weighed?
When are rebates paid?
Can there be glass in the load?
Do you publish a price list?
What is the price per ton or per kg?
More answers on the FAQ page.
Send us photos of the load
Call 0330 043 5543 or send an enquiry with your postcode and roughly what you have. We'll tell you what it's worth.