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You can buy pre-filled sacks or bring your own and load them at any of our Household Recycling Centres. We offer bulk deliveries for commercial applications including agriculture, horticulture and landscaping/grounds maintenance.
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You may like to make your own compost. For tips and advice, go to the composting page of Recycle for Wiltshire.
- Warrior Compost is available in a range of purchase options, delivered direct or collected from our
composting site, or from Hills Household Recycling Centres and selected local stockists.
- BULK COMPOST Loose bulk compost can be delivered in any size from four to 28 tonnes to suit
your requirements. Bulk compost can also be collected from our Lower Compton production site. - ONE CUBIC METRE BULK BAGS (0.5 tonne) For domestic use or for projects where access is
limited. The bags are a convenient and cost effective option. Available direct from Hills or
selected local stockists. - 30-LITRE BAGS Warrior Compost is available in 30 litre (15kg) bags from all Hills Household
Recycling Centres and local stockists. - FILL YOUR OWN BAGS Specially adapted skips are available at all Household Recycling Centres
(except Everleigh) to enable you to fill your own sacks. If you forget your bags, we have sacks
available to purchase.
Case studies
Warrior Compost has an increasing band of enthusiastic users.
DOWNLOADABLE PDFs
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Compost
Most of us now recognise that peat–based soil conditioners have an environmental downside. So if you want to do your bit to save the precious peat bogs while helping Wiltshire meet its recycling targets, why not give our Warrior Compost a try. You won’t be disappointed in the quality – and you will also undoubtedly save money.
Warrior Compost is made from local green waste that is brought to Hills’ recycling complex at Lower Compton where it undergoes a rigorously monitored process. The raw material is first finely shredded, then stacked in what we call “windrows” and constantly turned and moistened as necessary to speed up the decomposition process which takes some 20 weeks.
| The end-product has to meet strict rules in order to adhere to the requirements of the Soil Association and Composting Association, both of whom have accredited Warrior Compost. A detailed analysis is available upon request. |
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