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Composite two-bin store on a stone-coloured paved pad beside a gravel drive in Greetham
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Bin stores in Greetham

Bin stores for Greetham homes, giving the bins a level paved pad and a firm route out instead of a struggle across old gravel.

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A bin store in Greetham starts from about £1,000 for a single wheelie bin store fitted on a level paved base, as a guide price. Two and three bin stores, and any new path to the kerb, are priced on the visit. The most common local issue is gravel: many Greetham drives have been gravel for decades, and wheelie bins do not roll across it.

Single bin store, fitted
From £1,000
Planning
Usually not at the side or back
Ground
Limestone; mostly free-draining
Guarantee
5 years, in writing

Our 2026 guide prices. Your fixed price comes in writing after the site visit. Full breakdown: bin stores cost guide.

Bin stores in Greetham

Bin stores in Greetham

Anyone who has pulled a full wheelie bin across a gravel drive knows the problem. The wheels dig in, the bin tips, and the stones end up on the pavement. In Greetham, where many drives are only now being replaced after decades of gravel, it is a common reason people call us. We fit composite slatted stores with aluminium doors for one, two or three bins on a level paved pad, never on soil or gravel, with a firm route to the kerb.

If the drive itself is being widened or replaced, the bin store and its path can be built at the same time. If it is staying as gravel, a paved strip from the store to the road solves most of the trouble. We measure your bins, check the lids open fully inside the store and give a guide price on the visit, followed by a fixed price in writing, whether you are in Greetham itself or nearby in Stretton or Clipsham.

Greetham specifically

What makes Greetham different

Greetham sits on the Lincolnshire Limestone, which generally drains well, so most pads here need a good sub-base and a sensible fall rather than anything elaborate. Rutland's flood strategy does name Greetham among the places with a few properties at river flood risk, so on low-lying plots we take more care over the base and where the run-off goes. In the historic core, stone-coloured paving for the pad suits the village better than grey.

On one of Greetham's stone cottages, a typical job is a one or two bin store at the side, on a stone-coloured pad. On the later infill and estate houses, it is usually a two or three bin store beside the drive, with a paved strip to the road replacing a stretch of old gravel.

Sources: Rutland conservation areas · Rutland flood risk strategy.

Rutland County Council

Permissions in Greetham

  1. PlanningA bin store at the side or back of the house is normally permitted development. In front of the house, a free-standing store technically falls outside householder permitted development, so we check with the council before building one there. Listed buildings and the Greetham conservation area have tighter rules, so we check your address before anything is designed. Planning Portal: outbuildings
  2. Design and priceWe measure up, check the ground and the planning position, and give you one fixed written price.

Rules checked October 2026.

Why us

What you get in Greetham

  • Paved route to the kerb so bins are not dragged across gravel
  • Stone-coloured paving to suit the historic core
  • More care over base and run-off on low-lying plots
  • Planning checked with Rutland County Council for front stores
  • Composite slatted stores with aluminium doors that never need painting
  • Built on a level paved pad, not on soil or gravel
  • Lids and doors that open fully with the bins inside

The specification

  • Area dug and levelled
  • Sub-base and paved pad laid level
  • Store assembled and fixed down
  • Doors and lids adjusted
  • Path to the kerb made good
  • Five year workmanship guarantee in writing
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Questions

Bin stores in Greetham: questions

What does a bin store cost in Greetham?
As a guide, a single wheelie bin store fitted on a level paved base starts from about £1,000. Two and three bin stores, and any new path to the kerb, are priced on the visit. If you want a paved strip across an existing gravel drive, that is part of the path pricing, and we confirm everything in writing.
Is planning permission needed for a bin store in Greetham?
Tucked at the side or back, a store is normally permitted development. Out front, a free-standing store technically falls outside householder permitted development, and we check that with Rutland County Council. Greetham has a conservation area and no Article 4 direction, and stone-coloured materials suit the village.
Can I keep my gravel drive and still have an easy route for the bins?
Yes. A paved strip or path from the store to the kerb, edged so the gravel stays in place, gives the wheels a firm surface without replacing the whole drive. We plan its line so it is the shortest practical route on collection day.
Can the store sit on the gravel instead of a pad?
We do not build stores on gravel or soil. Gravel shifts, so the store goes out of level and the doors stop closing properly, and the bins still have to come out over loose stone. A level paved pad avoids both problems.

Request a site visit in Greetham

We measure up, check levels and drainage, and send a written proposal with the build-up, the programme and one whole price. No pressure and no follow-up sales calls.

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