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Flytipping & abandoned waste

More stringent waste regulations, less licensed waste facilities and increasing disposal costs has led to a significant increase in flytipping and other illegal waste activity.

We work closely with government organisations, insurance companies, land managers, private clients and letting agents to provide specialist tailored solutions for your flytipping, illegally dumped and abandoned waste problems.

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Small fly-tipped incidents

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Large scale illegal waste operations

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Abandoned filled warehouses & industrial units

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Hazardous waste removal

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Remote fly-tip locations

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Insurance claims

We have a fleet of vehicles ready to respond quickly to fly-tipping incidents in even the remotest of locations. The very nature of this illegal activity often means that the wastes are difficult to access and often dangerous to remove.

In over twenty years of responding to illegal waste activity incidents there is not a lot we haven’t seen and handled – as well as our regular small fly tip jobs for local authorities and private landowners we have successfully completed larger clean ups of up to 10,000 tons.

Our experience enables us to clear industrial units and large land areas fast, so the buildings can be re-let or the land returned to its rightful use.

The impact of flytipping

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Environment

Flytipping is a criminal activity with the potential to cause serious pollution, pose risks to human health and can harm farm animals and wildlife; it also spoils local neighbourhoods.

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Local Authorities

Councils spend around £50 million every year to clear illegally dumped waste; money that could be better used in many areas.

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Landowners

Illegal waste dumping is regarded as a major problem by over 75% of landowners, with estimates suggesting £150 million a year is being spent on remediation.

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Waste industry

Unlicensed operators undermine legitimate waste management businesses by dumping their waste and undercutting genuine disposal costs.

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Nine out of ten flytipping incidents we respond to involve hazardous wastes or wastes harmful to human, animal and environmental health, which is why expertise in this type of incident is crucial to ensure a rapid response is carried out safely.

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