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The safety of our customers and our technicians remains our main priority. Fly-tipping removal services may involve the handling of an array of dangerous waste items, so it is crucial that our technicians have a thorough understanding of the risks associated and how to manage unexpected hazards.

In order to create a safe working environment at all times, all of our technicians have undergone the necessary health and safety training and secured professional industry-accredited qualifications. These include:

• IOSH
• Safe Contractor

Since 2012, the total number of fly-tipping incidents in England has risen by 44%.

According to the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, fly-tipping is the illegal deposit of waste on land. As well as its unpleasant appearance, it is a source of pollution and potential danger to both surrounding wildlife and humans.

The process of dealing with fly-tipping can be frustrating and costly. From 2018 to 2019, fly-tipping cost local authorities £12.9 million and figures are only on the rise. It is the responsibility of both local authorities and the Environment Agency to handle illegally deposited waste on public land, however, fly-tipping on private land falls into the hands of private owners (residents).

Where does Fly Tipping occur?

Though fly-tipping on public land is far more common, with highways, pavements and roads being abused most frequently, around 15% of incidents take place on private land. Fly-tipping is highly undesirable, but unfortunately cannot be anticipated. Should fly-tipping occur on your land, you’ll probably want it dealt with promptly. We operate around the clock to ensure we’re able to help you in an emergency.

If not dealt with promptly, significant harm can come to the environment. The dumping of food waste may attract disease-ridden rodents (such as rats) to the area. These rodents may then spread illnesses to other animals and even humans, resulting in health issues such as kidney or liver failure. One of the biggest dangers of fly-tip waste is the unknown.

What challenges does Fly Tipping removal pose?

The waste may contain chemicals, electrical items or sharp objects – such as knives, needles or gardening tools. Any harmful liquids will likely destroy surrounding soil and plants, as well as posing a threat to animals that rely on the local habitat for food, water or shelter.

Additionally, fly-tipping presents a number of problems for families, particularly those with young children. Children may be drawn to the site out of curiosity or feel inclined to look through the pile of waste for new items.

They may be exposed to sharp objects, leading them to injure themselves, or contaminated items (such as needles) that may transmit diseases. It’s probable that pests will have discovered the site before humans, so individuals may accidentally touch animal faeces or other similar biohazards.

To minimise the impact of fly-tipping upon the community, all incidents should be dealt with as soon as possible. A professional cleaning company is necessary in order to guarantee that all waste has been removed from the site. Upon completion, you’ll be given the peace of mind that the site is once again clean and safe for all parties.