Running a job in a second home lost amid the Saint-Hubert woods means geographic isolation. When the owners mandated us for a family chalet cluttered with old patio furniture and gardening gear, logistics had to factor distance and forest-track access.
Here distance to recycling centres changes the game.
Isolated zone
forest tracks
Saturated sheds
rotten wood + rubble
Maximised rotations
1 optimal convoy
The real challenge: logistical remoteness and green volumes
- Hard access: sometimes narrow dirt tracks limiting heavy transport lorries.
- Outdoor pile-up: sheds saturated with rotten wood, stakes, old tools and bulky rubble.
- Runs: loading to the max to limit round trips to distant parks.
⚠️ A bogged lorry ruins the day
Placing a heavyweight on an unsurveyed forest track means certain bogging. Access survey is never optional.
Our approach on site
- Access survey: validating driveable tracks to place lorries closest with no risk.
- Sheds first: methodical emptying of garden sheds and patios to free manoeuvre room.
- Flow grouping: massive, rationalised loading in minimum rotations.
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The result
Chalet and grounds were fully freed and cleaned, offering a clean property ready for sale or letting.
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