Site Waste Material Breakdown (SWMB)
Waste material breakdown in London and the UK
What is a SWMB?
Site Waste Material Breakdowns are used to identify and detail the journey of waste materials from the site of collection to the relevant transfer site.
All materials are recorded so that we can clearly define the size, weight and recycling rate and upon project completion provide details such as overall weight, size and landfill diversion.
How can Waste King help with your SWMB?
We will do the planning as well as dispose of the waste, saving you time, money and hassle.
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SWMB Details
Material Breakdown in the UK
This involves:
Communication – one week before we are due to arrive, we will agree with you which, and how much, waste materials need recycling and we work out the most cost effective way of collecting and recycling them.
Planning – we visit the site, identify health and safety issues and decide if the waste is to be collected in a specially designated area or whether we carry out a wait and load service.
Review and Revision – we present the completed SWMB to the site manager.
Documentation – we email the completed SWMB’s and all relevant documents, itemising for you all the costs, weight, yards of waste collected and recycling details. Contact usWaste Management Services
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We remove waste, rubbish and unwanted items from commercial premises, construction sites and domestic houses and gardens. Our service includes a two man team who are insured and licensed to load the waste materials – from anywhere on the property – onto our trucks, sweep up after the job is complete and transport the waste to a registered transfer station.
We can remove any item as long as it can be lifted by two people. For example, but not limited to:
Furniture: beds, sofas, tables, chairs, armchairs, cabinets, wardrobes, computer desks
Appliances: cookers, washing machines, fridges, freezers, microwaves, tumble dryers, stereos, televisions, printers, fax machines, computers
Garages, Lofts and Cellars: tools, lawn mowers, boxes, clothes, books
Garden: shrubs, bushes, branches, mud, concrete, soil, turf, compost, garden furniture, sheds
Construction and Demolition: plaster, plasterboard, pallets, glass, concrete, packaging, metal
Roofing and Flooring: tiles, carpets, wood
We can’t collect certain hazardous materials such as paint cans, motor oils, chemicals, solvents, asbestos, medical or biological waste but your local authority can offer advice on how you should dispose of them. Certain items, which we can collect, are classified as hazardous waste because of the way in which they need to be disposed. These items include computer monitors, fridges and freezers. There is a supplement rate for these items because our disposal costs are higher.
We charge by weight or volume where as Skip Hire is charged on the size of the skip and not the amount of waste that is put into it. Skips can cause the added hassle and expense of having to apply for a skip permit in advance and you run the risk of fly tipping into the skip.
Yes. Our employees are fully licensed and our trucks are fully insured including cover against any damage caused to a client’s property when removing waste from those premises.
No, providing our teams can access the waste. Our team will call you with an exact quote and then process your card payment on completion. Our teams take photos before and after and we can send this to you on request.
We will try our best to service and accommodate your needs. Please ask us to organise an ‘out of hours collection’.
Yes. Our teams are supplied with safety boots and branded clothing. A spare set is always in the truck so they are clean and presentable for the next collection.
Most waste is recycled or reused. The items are sorted and disposed of in a way that is least damaging to the environment. We give items to charity shops, or it is taken to specialist recycling facilities.