Rubbish ?

[Dougs Third Go]

I always tell customers that waste removal is their task and responsibility, ie no waste carriers licence. On occasion I'll lend them my trailer, if they have a towbar fitted.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Up to £5000 if your caught with waste from a job in your van!!
BQ do rubble sacks for £4 per 10 so leave all rubbish neatly stacked or charge full price for a skip.

 

[Chalker]

Just apply for a pass at your local council. You can get a free pass to get rid of recyclable waste at your local tip. They will charge you for the waste if you use this service, but they can't prosecute you for carrying it to there.

 

[Dave]

You can apply for a waste carriers licence which isn't a fortune but you will have to dispose of the rubbish at the waste or recycling plant and not,at your local amenity tip, you will be charged for each visit and this is based on weight of the load and there is also a minimum charge , which if I recall correctly for the one closest to me is around £100 a visit . Where as a customer can take it as mentioned to the amenity tip for FREE!.

 

[m3fitter]

Well hot on fly tipping or not having a waste licence in Berkshire, I tell the client immediately about this and that if its a small domestic, they can dispose of themselves for free, or £220.00 for a skip, they usually say ' we'll dispose of the rubbish ', yes vans stopped around here, for weight issues and waste issues..

 

[Chalker]

If I got pulled up not carrying any waste, they would look in the back of the van and think I was! Need to tidy it up!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Someone called Alfietabs sent me an Email complimenting me on my input to this thread!!
Ha ha!

 

[slythetiler]

If its a big job I always give the option to the customer of having a skip. I include the price of a skip as an optional extra, if they say yes I order the skip. Small jobs I bag the waste up and call a friend who is a licenced carrier.