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Commercial waste collection for offices, shops, sites and units across Neath, Port Talbot and Swansea: ad-hoc and scheduled collections quoted to volumes and access, with five vehicles to call on.
Commercial work is quoted after a short call about volumes, access and timing; nothing is guessed.
Regular rounds for steady waste, one-off collections for the surges.
Inductions, PPE and early-start windows are all arranged through the office.
Registered waste carrier paperwork for your compliance file on every job.
We do not deal with asbestos or Japanese knotweed.
Trade waste disposal is most of what our trucks and vans do on a weekday: offcuts and packaging from a fit-out, old boilers, radiators and pipework from a heating job, stripped cable and fittings from a rewire, and the green waste and timber a landscaping crew leaves behind. We collect from the site, from your yard or from the customer's drive, and we do the loading, so your crew stays on the tools.
Trade waste is priced by the volume the load fills on the vehicle, plus VAT, and the office confirms the price after a quick call or a few photos. If a skip is used and has to go on the road, as it does for some houses with no drive, a skip permit is needed; a fee applies, and the office sorts the permit as part of the booking. Plasterboard is collected on its own run, because gypsum has to be kept separate from mixed waste by law; tell the office if a job has board in it.
Every business in Wales has a duty of care for its waste under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990. That means transferring it only to an authorised person, describing it properly, and keeping the waste transfer note for at least two years so it can be produced on demand.
We provide the waste transfer note you must keep for every collection, showing what was taken, when, and where it went. Vale Waste Neath is a registered waste carrier on the Environment Agency public register, number CBDU624489; the number is printed in the footer of every page and on our about page, and can be checked on the public register. Hazardous items such as fridges and fluorescent tubes travel on a hazardous waste consignment note instead, which the office arranges.
Waste dumped on private land is the landowner's responsibility to clear, which is cold comfort when it turns up behind a unit or across a yard entrance overnight. We clear fly-tipped waste for businesses, landlords and land owners across Neath, Port Talbot and Swansea, photograph and document the load, and issue a waste transfer note so your records show it left lawfully.
The crew sorts what can be recovered and keeps anything hazardous apart for its own route. We do not deal with asbestos or Japanese knotweed; if either is suspected in a dumped load, we will say so and leave it untouched.
A recent word from a local customer. There are more on our reviews page.
“A fair price agreed on the phone and that is exactly what I paid, with no surprises. Polite, quick and nothing left behind. I would use them again without hesitation.”
For anything else, our office is glad to help on 01639 630282, Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm, closed weekends.
Keep your premises clear.
Tell us the site and the volumes; the office quotes it properly and books the crew.
