Waste Management Belfast
Throughout the UK, waste management is a serious and carefully monitored and regulated process for any business – no matter what its size or sector – and this is certainly true in Belfast. For example, the Northern Ireland Environment Agency introduced legislation in 2016 mandating that all businesses that generate more than 50kg of food waste must have a food waste collection.
Business Waste Belfast offers a one stop solution for all waste management, including regular collection and disposal, and robust recycling commitment. We can collect from anywhere in Belfast – though our services are focused on business waste and we don’t handle any household waste.
Competitively priced, we also offer businesses reliability and thoroughness, carrying out regular waste collections seamlessly with minimum disruption and no residual mess. As well as reliable waste management and collections through Belfast, we offer Belfast businesses waste audits and skip hire. Call 0800 211 8390 or contact us online for a free quote today.
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Waste Collection
Belfast
With bins and collection schedules to suit all ventures, Business Waste Belfast can tailor its services around specific business needs; not just industrial sites but also schools, tourist attractions, venues and other enterprises where waste collection needs to be 100% thorough and discrete.
Different types of business waste needs different handling methods, but there is no collection challenge in Belfast that we can’t meet. This includes collecting all types of waste.
Waste Disposal
Belfast
Belfast City Council’s tough stance on who can and can’t access local authority operated recycling centres has put pressure on businesses to find cost effective ways of dealing with waste, without compromising environmental policies.
Our state of the art recycling facilities and trackable systems solve these challenges. A wide range of waste products can be removed from businesses to be repurposed
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Belfast
One of Europe’s most compact and friendly cities, Belfast marries its strong maritime history and its superb Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian architecture, for a thriving and ambitious modern economy.
Hosting in excess of 9,000 registered businesses, Belfast accounts for 13% of North Ireland’s commercial sector. This includes 25% of the country’s agricultural enterprises. Its most famous export of course is beautiful Irish linen.
Tourism is also big business in Belfast. The city attracts in excess of 4m visitors each year, and this supports over 17,300 tourism jobs. Fast becoming one of Europe’s most popular short break destinations, Belfast is cashing in on its rising popularity by building its reputation as a conference and event location. This means it’s increasingly hosting national and international events and festivals.
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All of this activity is taking Belfast a million miles away from its negative media profile of past decades. There is an increasing appreciation instead for its array of pubs and churches, Belfast’s fascinating seaport where the iconic Titanic exhibition is located, and its excellent university and busy shopping areas.
Visitors are also drawn to Belfast’s award-winning Irish Linen museum, located in Lisburn’s oldest building, the 17th century Market House. Belfast’s rich heritage in the production of fine crystal items is also a source of fascination and international shoppers.
With such vibrant industry, commerce and tourism activity, comes rising levels of waste. Local authorities, regulatory bodies and business leaders are all committed to policies which protect beautiful Belfast’s environmental integrity. But this comes at a cost to businesses, and it causes a constant headache.
This is where Business Waste Belfast comes in – providing organisations of all shapes and sizes with efficient and effective waste disposal and recycling services to keep them on track.
Waste collection Belfast
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We collect all types of waste in Belfast. Contact us for a quote 0800 211 83 90
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Business Waste offers commercial waste, disposal, collection and recycling services throughout the Belfast area.
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Where do you collect waste in Belfast?
We can collect commercial waste from businesses across Belfast. Anywhere with a BT postcode is eligible for waste collection in Belfast. This includes companies in Belfast city centre and the Cathedral Quarter, as well as in Ormeau, Malone, and out to Lisburn and Banbridge. Book waste collection in Belfast from:
- BT1 – Belfast City Centre
- BT2 – Belfast City Centre, Cathedral Quarter
- BT3 – Belfast Harbour Estate, Docks, Belfast City Airport
- BT4 – Sydenham, Ballyhackamore, Belmont, Knock, Stormont
- BT5 – Castlereagh, Orangefield, Knockbreda, Cregagh, Clarawood, Dundonald
- BT6 – Ormeau, Rosetta, Ravenhill, Saintfield Road
- BT7 – University Quarter, Botanic, Stranmillis, Malone, Lisburn Road
- BT8 – Upper Malone, Finaghy, Shaw’s Bridge, Belvoir, Newtownbreda, Drumbo
- BT9 – Malone, Lisburn Road, Taughmonagh, Stranmillis, Windsor
- BT10 – Finaghy, Upper Malone, Andersonstown, Blacks Road, Suffolk, Ladybrook, Lenadoon, Turf Lodge
- BT11 – Andersonstown, Springfield, Shankill, Ballygomartin, Glen Road, Highfield
- BT12 – Falls Road, Beechmount, Ballymurphy, Glen Road, Springfield, west Belfast
- BT13 – Shankill Road, Woodvale, Ballygomartin, Springmartin, Glencairn, Highfield
- BT14 – Crumlin Road, Ballysillan, Upper Ballysillan, Ardoyne, Woodvale, Oldpark
- BT15 – York Road, Antrim Road, New Lodge, Sailortown
- BT16 – Dundonald, Ballybeen, Gilnahirk, Braniel, Castlereagh
- BT17 – Dunmurry, Hannahstown, Twinbrook, Poleglass, Lagmore
- BT18 – Holywood, Craigavad, Cultra, Marino, Helens Bay
- BT19 – Bangor, Conlig, Groomsport
- BT20 – Holywood, Craigavad, Crawfordsburn
- BT21 – Donaghadee, Millisle, Carrowdore
- BT22 – Newtownards, Ballyhalbert, Portaferry, Kircubbin, Ards Peninsula
- BT23 – Newtownards, Comber
- BT24 – Ballynahinch, Saintfield
- BT25 – Dromore, Dromara, Finnis
- BT26 – Hillsborough, Annahilt, Culcavy
- BT27 – Lisburn City Centre, Hillhall, Knockmore, Maze, Ballinderry Upper, Ballinderry Lower
- BT28 – Lisburn City Centre, Lambeg, Drumbo, Stoneyford
- BT29 – Templepatrick, Parkgate
- BT30 – Downpatrick, Clough, Dundrum, Ballykinler, Newcastle
- BT31 – Castlewellan
- BT32 – Banbridge, Seapatrick, Ballyward, Kinallen
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Published 4th May 2022 by Mark Hall. Last modified 16th October 2023