ABOUT US

Welcome To Martlands

Based in Burscough, Lancashire, a few miles to the north of Ormskirk, Martlands is a family owned business which has been trading for over 100 years. The business was started around the turn of the 20th century by William Martland who was contracted by the British Military at Lathom Remount for the slaughter of horses not fit enough to go to war. From these origins, we have expanded over the years into the business you can see now.

100

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

In skip hire, farming, collection of fallen stock, collection of animal by products, butchers waste collection, food waste collection, suppliers of top quality haylage, hay, straw, top soil and crushed brick.

SERVICES

WHAT WE DO

Food Waste and ABP Collection

Martlands have collections to cater for all kinds of businesses, from butchers’ by-products through to poultry processing waste from abattoirs as well as regular food waste for food processing plants or restaurants.

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Top Soil & Crushed Brick

If you need high quality top soil or aggregate, Martlands Waste Management is the place to come. Get in touch today for a free no obligation quote.

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Skip Hire

Martlands hire skips that are suitable for domestic, commercial or industrial use, from the smallest skips to roll on/roll off. Our skips are delivered and collected to suit you, and we believe that we are the North West’s most efficient and reliable skip hire company.

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Professional Farm and Fallen Stock Collection

Martlands are registered as collectors and disposers of fallen stock and casualty animals with the Fallen Stock company. Whether you need our service on an ad-hoc basis or under a longer term contractual arrangement, Martlands are here to help you.

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Recycling Centre

Environmentally friendly waste disposal is crucial, and that is why here at Martlands we operate our own dedicated recycling centre for the benefit of the environment.

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GET A QUOTE

Get In Touch For A Competitive Quote…

S.Marsden Plastering & Building

We have been using Martlands for about 8 years now and have never had one problem. I hear of other stories of skips not turning up till late or even at all, this hasn’t happened once with Martlands. All the staff from the drivers to the girls in the office are more than helpful. I will continue to use Martlands and can’t recommend them enough. Thanks Guys.

Sean

Southport Carpet & Flooring Centres

Southport Carpet Centre have been using Martlands for skip hire at many sites across the Northwest for the last fifteen years… They are always thorough, organised, on time and most importantly always give a better price than competitors, I would not hesitate to recommend them to any Company that produces waste of a reasonable volume in its day to day business.

Steve Hanlon
Managing Director

Mook Gardens

Mook gardens stopped using skips years ago through being constantly let down by local firms. Since using Martlands they’ve been on time, honest and trustworthy. We use them now and recommend them to our peers and customers.

Greg Mook of Mook Gardens

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Latest News & Blog

Brewery Food Waste Collection and Compliant Handling of Spent Materials

Brewery Food Waste Collection and Compliant Handling of Spent Materials

The North West has more independent breweries and small distilleries than at any point in living memory, and brewery food waste collection is one of the compliance areas those businesses most often discover late. Spent grain, spent hops, trub, yeast slurry, out-of-date packaged product and taproom kitchen waste are not one waste stream but several, […]

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Autumn Poisoning Fallen Stock Collection After Acorn and Sycamore Losses

Autumn Poisoning Fallen Stock Collection After Acorn and Sycamore Losses

Every autumn a handful of North West farms lose animals to plants that were harmless three weeks earlier, and autumn poisoning fallen stock collection follows a seasonal calendar as reliable as any disease. Acorns drop in September and October, sycamore seeds fall through the same weeks, yew clippings appear on hedgerows after garden tidying, and […]

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Casualty Slaughter Fallen Stock Collection and the By-Products That Follow

Casualty Slaughter Fallen Stock Collection and the By-Products That Follow

Few areas of on-farm decision making are as poorly understood as the point at which an injured animal stops being a candidate for the food chain and becomes fallen stock. Casualty slaughter fallen stock collection sits directly on that line, and getting the decision wrong costs either the value of the carcass or a serious […]

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