Finding a local company to dispose of rubbish - paperwork?

dmc · 2007-04-01T11:15:16+00:00

We have a large shed/workshop at the bottom of the garden that is fullof old kitchen units and assorted other rubbish left from the previousowner. Given a) we've been here for 8 years and b) the roof has given upcompletely now time has come to get rid of it all.Several companies seems to advertise in the local free papers that theywill come and pull it down (not much work there!) and take it all awaybut I'm obviously keen to check it doesn't just end up in a field upthe road.Several of them claim in their ads to be registered (with who?). Don't saythe council as I've rung them 4 times and sent 3 emails - all with absolutelyno answer to this question! It's been 6 weeks now and I'm giving up chasingthem :-(Also, I seem to recall there being some sort of paperwork we should get fromthem to formally transfer the ownership of the rubbish - what is this called?Finally, no, I can't do it myself as it is a big workshop that would takeloads of trips in the car and no, I can't fix it as it was far too knackeredfor that to be worthwhile when we moved in let alone now!Cheers,Darren

Apr 01, 2007 20 Replies

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Andy Hall 19 years ago

I think you'd be wrong.

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in their postcode CT21 4SE and select Waste Carrier and you will find them as being registered.

Whether they will be interested in demolishing and removing sheds is another thing.

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