Waste products produced as a by-product of commercial activity, such as construction, agriculture, or demolition, are classified as business waste. There is a system of rules and guidelines which regulate how such waste can be disposed of or stored, in order to deal with business waste in a safe, environmentally friendly, and legal fashion.

For instance, business waste is to be recycled or otherwise reused at all opportunities. This prevents unnecessary waste going to landfill or storage facilities, reducing the environmental impact of waste disposal. Where this cannot occur, waste has to be sorted into categories, which prevents cross-contamination of waste, and then stored safely and securely. Safe and secure storage includes using suitable containers to prevent waste being spilled, protection from rain which reduces the chance of contaminated runoff being produced, and the clear labelling of containers to make sure that each kind of waste is handled appropriately into the future. This both prevents environmental pollution, and reduces the risk that members of the public will be harmed by poorly secured waste. Furthermore, waste disposal must be tracked – a waste disposal note is filled out every time waste leaves the premises.

By using a professional direct tipping service to dispose of your business waste, you can be sure that all your waste will be dealt with appropriately, at a minimum of cost and effort to you. Furthermore, using a direct tipping service will usually be cheaper than using skips, because by delivering your waste directly to us, the need for a separate skip delivery and collection is removed.