Contract waste services.
WHO BUYS
Businesses and offices Restaurants and hotels Markets and shopping centres Factories Schools and institutions Estates and residential developments Construction sites
WHAT THEY REQUIRE
Reliable scheduled collection Containers appropriate to their volume Documentation of proper disposal Invoicing they can process
WHY DOCUMENTATION MATTERS
Their own obligations require evidence that waste was disposed of properly.
WHAT TO PROVIDE
Records of collection and disposal.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH BEFORE CONTRACTING
Their actual volume and its variation What waste types they generate Access for your vehicles Where containers will stand
WHY ACCESS SPECIFICALLY
Sites your vehicles cannot reach cannot be served.
WHAT TO AGREE IN WRITING
Frequency and schedule Container type and number What waste is included and excluded Price and how it changes Responsibility for containers Payment terms What happens with excess volume
WHY EXCESS VOLUME
It is the commonest source of dispute.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH
What happens when more waste is presented than agreed.
WHAT CONSTRUCTION SITES REQUIRE
Larger containers Variable and unpredictable volumes Attention to what is presented
WHY THAT LAST POINT
Construction waste frequently contains hazardous material.
WHAT TO TRACK
Volume by customer Whether agreed volumes are exceeded Payment behaviour
