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Critical waste management from building demolition debris that meets the law.

Making sure construction wastage is managed responsibly isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s also a legal requirement. Your business should have an effective plan in place to ensure all building-related materials and debris created during your operations are disposed of properly and with minimal environmental impact. Reducing the amount of wastage you generate can save time, money and our environment. Fresh Start provide services that include storage, removal and disposal of all waste generated during construction.

Why choose Fresh Start Waste services?

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Zero to Landfill Solutions
CO2
Carbon Capture Programme
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Real Recycling at our Materials Recovery Facility
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99% successful attendance rate
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Family run, direct collector in North West region since 2005

What is construction waste?

From concrete and bricks to broken equipment, and discarded chemicals, construction inevitably create waste. Fortunately, there are steps that can be taken to reduce these environmental hazards while still getting your project off the ground. Find out how you make a difference with our sustainable waste solutions for construction.

Construction companies are legally required to reduce, reuse, and recycle demolition and building waste before disposal. This is enforced by the Environmental Agency and failure to do so may result in a hefty fine.

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Waste includes:

  • Paints and varnishes.
  • Adhesives and sealants.
  • Packaging waste.
  • Concrete, bricks, tiles, and ceramics.
  • Wood, glass, and plastic.
  • Metal waste (including cables).
  • Soil and stones.
  • Insulation and asbestos.
  • Gypsum.

Get a quote today

Once you make an enquiry, one of our dedicated team of Commercial Development Managers will contact you.

0808 178 1966

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