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Stamford · PE9

Bin stores in Stamford

Composite and aluminium bin stores in Stamford, fitted on a level base with an easy route to the kerb.

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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. A bin store at the side or back of the house is normally permitted development.

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

Our 2026 guide prices, all in. Your fixed price comes in writing after the site visit. Council fees checked October 2026.

Bin stores in Stamford

Bin stores in Stamford: what is involved

We fit composite and aluminium bin stores for one, two or three wheelie bins, on a level paved pad with a path to the kerb, so the bins are hidden and easy to get out on collection day.

Stamford's centre is Georgian and older, built of local limestone under Collyweston slate, with more than 600 listed buildings. Victorian streets run out along Rutland Terrace, Empingham Road, Tinwell Road, Ryhall Road and Casterton Road, there is 1920s housing around Melbourne Road and New Cross Road, and new estates are growing on the north side of town.

We cover Stamford (PE9) and the villages around it, including Ryhall, Belmesthorpe, Great Casterton, Little Casterton, Tinwell, Ketton, Barnack, Uffington, Collyweston and Easton on the Hill.

Stamford specifically

Ground and conservation in Stamford

Stamford sits on Lincolnshire Limestone with well-drained loamy soils, so many sites take a soakaway well. Old cellars, rubble fill and the Welland flood plain change that locally, so we check every site rather than assume. We dig the base below the topsoil in Stamford and lay it on a compacted sub-base, so it stays level.

Stamford was the first conservation area in Britain, designated in 1967, and since December 2018 an Article 4 direction across the whole conservation area removes permitted development for hard surfaces, walls, gates and fences, porches and extensions where they face a road, footpath or open space. In practice, most front driveway and boundary work in the conservation area needs planning permission, and the council's appraisal favours York stone, granite setts and natural materials over concrete paving and tarmac.

Sources: Stamford Article 4 direction · Stamford conservation area appraisal.

Lincolnshire County Council and South Kesteven District Council

Permissions in Stamford

  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. Stamford's Article 4 direction brings some work facing a road, footpath or open space under planning control, so we check it against your address first. 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

  • 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
  • A level route to the kerb for collection day

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 Stamford: questions

How much does a bin store cost in Stamford?
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. Your fixed price comes in writing after the site visit.
Do I need planning permission for a bin store in Stamford?
A 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. Stamford's Article 4 direction brings some work facing a road, footpath or open space under planning control, so we check it against your address first.
Does the ground in Stamford make a difference?
We dig the base below the topsoil in Stamford and lay it on a compacted sub-base, so it stays level.
Will my bins fit?
We measure your bins first. Standard 240-litre wheelie bins fit, and we check the lid can open fully inside the store.
Can a bin store go at the front?
Often, but in front of the house it technically needs the council's say-so, so we check before building it.

Request a site visit in Stamford

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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