A licensed waste carrier you can trust
Where your rubbish ends up matters — to the borough, and to you. We’re a licensed waste carrier, which means what we take is handled properly: sorted for reuse, recycling or proper disposal at licensed facilities, and never dumped down a side street.
Fly-tipping is a real problem in a dense borough like Newham, and a lot of it starts with someone hiring a cheap “man with a van” who pockets the cash and dumps the load on the nearest verge. We’re not that. As a licensed waste carrier registered with the Environment Agency, we move waste under a proper duty of care and take it to the right places.
What being licensed means for you
Under the household waste duty of care, you’re responsible for checking that whoever takes your rubbish is authorised to do so. If an unlicensed operator dumps it, it can be traced back to you — and that’s a fine you don’t want. Using a licensed carrier is the simple way to stay on the right side of it.
- Registered to transport waste and bound by a duty of care
- Waste taken to licensed transfer and recycling facilities
- Waste transfer documentation provided where you need it
- Nothing fly-tipped — ever
Sorted, reused, recycled
We sort what we collect rather than sending it all to landfill. Furniture and items in reusable condition are set aside for reuse or donation where we can. Garden green waste is composted. Rubble and hardcore go for recycling into aggregate. Electricals and appliances are handled as WEEE. General waste is separated for recycling as far as it sensibly can be, and only what’s left goes for proper disposal.
We’re deliberately not going to slap a big headline recycling figure on the wall — those numbers are easy to invent and hard to stand behind. What we can do is tell you honestly how a particular load is handled when you ask. That’s the version of responsibility we’re comfortable putting our name to.
Household, business and site waste
The duty of care applies to businesses and builders as much as households, and we provide the waste transfer paperwork a company, landlord or managing agent needs for their records. Whether it’s a house clearance, an office strip-out or builders’ waste from a Newham renovation, the same licensed, documented handling applies.
Waste carrier licensing, explained
What does “licensed waste carrier” mean?
It means we’re registered with the Environment Agency to transport waste, and we move it under a proper duty of care — sorted and taken to licensed facilities, with a waste transfer note where you need one. It’s the difference between a legitimate clearance firm and someone who might just fly-tip your rubbish down the road.
Why does it matter who I use?
Because under the household waste duty of care, you have a responsibility to check your waste goes to someone authorised. If an unlicensed operator dumps it, it can be traced back to you. Using a licensed carrier protects you as well as the borough.
Do you give me a waste transfer note?
Yes, where you need one — particularly for businesses, landlords and managing agents who keep records. Just ask and we’ll provide the documentation for the load.
How much of what you collect is recycled?
We sort everything we collect for reuse, recycling or proper disposal, and we divert as much from landfill as we can. We won’t quote you a headline recycling percentage we can’t stand behind — but we can tell you honestly how a given load is handled.
Cleared properly, every time.
Tell us what needs clearing. We’ll take it away and handle it responsibly.