Waste Management Margate

Business Waste Ltd is a waste management company who specialise in the timely collection of any type of business waste in Margate, including hospitals, offices, takeaways, dentists and other types of businesses. The area has seen a rise in health and social care work, which are often places producing clinical waste. All business waste, including clinical, needs to be taken to an official transfer station, which is why many companies employ waste management services such as ourselves to take care of it.

We’ll have a chat and assess your business waste needs. From here, we create a schedule to suit your needs, ensuring you comply with the ‘Duty of Care’ legislation. We will sort through all refuse to ensure that wherever possible, we are keeping landfill costs to a minimum.

Margate Waste Management

Within the ‘Garden of England’ (also known as Kent), Margate is a seaside town that has recently begun to attract commuters from trendy parts of London. Housing in the town is considerably cheaper than in central London, and it has the added bonus of being next to the sea. Regeneration of the town in recent years has led to a lot of eateries and inns being established, and since the Turner Gallery was opened in 2011, it has been building a reputation as an artistically interesting place.

Margate has a population of around 61,000 and growing. It is an increasingly busy town with new offices and galleries opening to keep the vibrancy that has always been associated with the area. This means the town suffers from the ubiquity of seagulls and their penchant for refuse, and all bins need to be covered over to avoid rubbish being spread around. With an increase in health clinics and a majority of workers in the health and social care sectors, the community has seen an increase in clinical waste, which must be disposed of using specially marked wheelie bins and must not be contaminated by other refuse. Business Waste Ltd specialise in the removal of all types of commercial waste and recycling, all over Kent and the South East, including Margate.