Waste Management Ilford

We are on hand to offer exactly the type of waste management services needed by both old and new Ilford businesses. We can arrange collections of all types of trade waste to meet the specific needs of individual companies. We will then handle the responsible disposal of all materials. Business owners and managers can be confident that even the most hazardous, difficult or confidential waste will be handled with the utmost care and attention. Get in touch to find out exactly how our experts in waste management can help your business. Your free, no-obligation quote could be with you within the hour.

There has never been a better time for both new and established businesses to demonstrate their green credentials. This may sound like a daunting task for owners who have just opened their doors to customers or managers facing heavy day-to-day schedules, but Business Waste can take the strain by offering a comprehensive recycling service to deal with a huge array of materials. These include paper and cardboard, glass, plastic, wood and biomass, and garden waste and soil.

Ilford is at the heart of the London Borough of Redbridge and is an important retail and commercial centre bordered by extensive residential development. Around 168,000 people live in Ilford and around 297,000 people are residents of the wider borough, giving an indication of the number of businesses needed to serve the local population, the wider community and consumers who live further afield. There is also a tourist economy to cater to as the area became Europe’s quickest-growing tourist destination in 2011 thanks to the London 2012 Olympics and its close proximity to Stratford’s Olympic Park.

Today, Ilford is an exciting location thanks to major redevelopment plans. Redbridge’s local authority wants to unlock the potential of the area and revealed redevelopment plans at the start of 2017, promising that the town will be ‘open for business’ as a result. The plan includes the transformation of the town’s Cranbrook Road station into a new Crossrail line during 2019. Local authority is also pledging that many other sites will be used to create and cultivate new community hubs and businesses. The initial phase of what is an ambitious £15 million plan will see vacant buildings reopened to house local and small businesses.

The ultimate aim is to create 2,000 new homes and local amenities such as restaurants. These plans are likely to result in the creation of more commercial and trade waste. Fortunately, Business Waste is on hand to ensure that this is managed in the most efficient and eco-friendly way possible.