What are the most cost-effective ways to get rid of rubbish?
Knowing how to recycle effectively whilst cutting costs can be hard to figure out.
Whether it’s replacing old furniture or having a good clear out.
What can I do with my waste?
Recycling – is probably the most obvious way of removing waste; things such as; paper, plastic glass etc., can all be recycled.
Composting – this process involves turning food waste into fuel for your garden; even if you don’t have a garden, planting it nearby or in public gardens is also a great idea.
Reuse – you may not realise it, but some waste can be used again, things such as paper bags or plastic bottles can all be used again for the same purpose –this can save you a lot of money!
Changing Habits – to save money and waste, take upon doing things like; buying food with minimal packaging or reducing paper usage.
What are the costs of removing waste?
There are many reasons why waste varies in price.
Here are some factors that determine this:
- The number of items that need removing + their weight
- The more convenient things that are easier to remove (e.g. bin bags)
- The type of waste that can be removed. Find more.
- The location of waste – is it easily accessible?
Waste removal services, like ourselves, are committed to providing the best rates for rubbish collection across the UK – hassle-free!
Prices start from £55 (Guaranteed best value for money)
What not to do when removing waste
Keeping areas clean revolves around how people dispose of their waste.
One of the leading causes of poor waste removal is Fly-Tipping.
Fly-tipping – is the illegal way of depositing waste onto land, which may cause harm to the public.
This is a criminal offence where you can be prosecuted or given unlimited fines.
Avoid the hefty fines by calling us with any problems you face with removing waste.
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