Trade uPVC Window Recycling and Bulk Collection| North West

 Yes. Reframe Recycling provides bulk uPVC window frame collections for trade customers including window installers, builders, property developers and housing contractors across the North West.

We collect removed uPVC windows, doors, conservatory frames and off-cuts directly from site or business premises and transport them for responsible recycling.

Yes. Our service is designed for trade and bulk collections, so we usually require a minimum of around 8–10 frames or the equivalent volume.

This typically means:

• Full house window replacements
   
• Conservatory removals
   
• Builder or installer waste
   
• Trade yard accumulations
   

Unfortunately we cannot collect single windows or small domestic quantities.

We collect most post-consumer uPVC window and door frames, including:

• uPVC windows
   
• uPVC doors
   
• Conservatory frames
   
• Commercial glazing frame waste
   
• Installation off-cuts and frame sections
   

Where possible, frames should be deglazed before collection.

 Yes – ideally the glass should be removed before collection.

Most of our trade customers deglaze frames during removal, which makes loading faster and improves recycling efficiency.

If you are unsure, feel free to contact us before booking a collection.

Reframe Recycling operates across the North West of England and North Wales, including:

Manchester
Liverpool
Warrington
Bolton
Preston
Blackburn
Oldham
Burnley
Runcorn
Wigan

If you are slightly outside these areas, get in touch as we may still be able to arrange a collection.

Yes. Many of our customers are window installation companies who require regular uPVC recycling collections.

We can arrange:

• One-off bulk collections
   
• Scheduled trade collections
   
• Ongoing recycling support for installation teams

Yes. Reframe Recycling is a registered waste carrier, meaning all material is transported and handled in line with UK waste regulations.

Waste transfer documentation can be provided where required.

The easiest way to arrange a collection is to contact us with a few details, including:

• Your location
   
• Approximate number of frames
   
• Whether the frames are deglazed
   
• When the waste will be ready
   

From there we can arrange a suitable collection date.

The collected frames enter the uPVC recycling process, where materials are separated and processed so the plastic can be reused in new products.

Recycling helps divert large volumes of window frame waste from landfill while supporting the circular plastics industry.

Yes. uPVC window frames are fully recyclable and can be processed into new plastic products.

After collection, the frames are broken down and the plastic is separated so it can be reused in manufacturing. Recycling uPVC windows helps reduce landfill waste and keeps valuable plastic materials in circulation.

When old windows are removed during a property renovation or window replacement, the frames can be collected and recycled instead of going to landfill.

The material is typically:

• Sorted and processed
   
• Cleaned and separated
   
• Reused in new plastic products
   

Trade recycling services like Reframe Recycling help installers dispose of large quantities of removed window frames responsibly.

Yes. We work with window installers and building contractors who regularly remove uPVC windows and doors during installation projects.

If you generate a bulk quantity of scrap uPVC frames, we can arrange a collection from your yard or project site.

Yes. Builders and property developers often accumulate large quantities of removed window frames during refurbishment projects.

Our trade recycling service allows contractors to arrange bulk uPVC frame collections instead of sending this waste to general skip hire or landfill.

Reframe Recycling provides uPVC window frame collection services across the North West, covering areas including Manchester, Liverpool, Bolton, Warrington, Preston and surrounding towns.

If you are a window installer, builder or trade contractor, we may be able to arrange a collection depending on quantity and location.