How quickly can you attend a fly tipping incident?
Most jobs across the Wirral, Liverpool and Cheshire are attended the same day. For active commercial sites and lettings we usually have a crew on site within a few hours of the call.
What does it cost to remove fly tipped waste?
Pricing depends on the volume, the waste streams present and whether hazardous items are involved. Typical single-load Transit tipper clearances start from around £180 plus VAT; larger or hazardous loads are quoted from photographs before we attend.
Am I responsible if someone fly tips on my land?
Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 the land owner is responsible for waste on their property. The right response is to remove it promptly using a licensed waste carrier and keep the paperwork - which is exactly what we provide.
Do you handle suspected asbestos?
Yes - safely. We do not lift suspect asbestos as general waste. It is isolated on site, photographed, and removed via a licensed hazardous waste contractor with the correct consignment note.
Will I get paperwork I can show the council?
Yes. Every job comes with Waste Transfer Notes for each stream, before/during/after photographs and a written job summary - the evidence pack councils, insurers and landlords actually want to see.
Can you help stop it happening again?
Yes. Alongside the clearance we flag how the location is being targeted - access, sight lines, lighting, CCTV positioning and physical deterrents - so the same dumping pattern doesn't simply return next week.
Do you work with letting agents and commercial sites on account?
Yes. Letting agents, housing associations and commercial sites on rolling contracts get consolidated monthly invoicing and credit terms - one contact, one paperwork standard.
Do you cover the wider area as well as Wirral?
Yes - full Wirral peninsula, Liverpool, Cheshire, Chester, Ellesmere Port, Birkenhead, Wallasey, Warrington and Runcorn from our Heswall base.