East of England waste management company Marshalls is expanding after securing asset funding from Norwich-based independent finance specialist Chatsbrook.
The funding has enabled Marshalls to add new vehicles to its growing fleet, opening up larger waste-clearance jobs and allowing the company to provide operational support to larger waste collectors.
It is the latest stage in an ongoing relationship between the two Norfolk-based businesses, with Marshalls using Chatsbrook to finance bins and vehicles needed to expand its operations.
To date, Chatsbrook has helped Marshalls fund its first Luton vehicles and commercial waste bins for business use across the county, including a second round of bin funding as demand for the company’s regular commercial collection services has grown.
The latest vehicle investment came after Marshalls identified increasing opportunities for larger commercial waste-clearance work and operational support jobs for other waste-management companies.
Established in October 2025 by Ryan Marshall and Rechenda Smith, Marshalls is an independent commercial waste-management company serving organisations across Norfolk, Suffolk and North Essex.
Alongside its growing network of regular commercial bin collections, the company provides commercial and residential waste clearances, waste audits, consultancy and compliance, specialist waste streams and operational support.
Managing director Ryan Marshall said: “Chatsbrook have supported us as we’ve grown, helping us finance the physical assets we need to turn opportunities into actual services.
“When we started seeing opportunities for larger clearance jobs and operational support work, we knew we needed a bigger vehicle. We spoke to Chatsbrook about what we were trying to achieve and they worked with us to find an option that made sense.
“The new vehicles give us much more capability. At the same time, the additional bin funding means we can keep expanding our regular commercial collection rounds. Both are important parts of where we’re taking Marshalls.”
