Trash Talk

Traders across the world...now we know when you are not carrying out back breaking labour, wolf whistling at passers by or being general salt of the earth, friendly workers, the last thing that may be on your mind is counting and measuring the amount of waste being generated on construction and demolition projects. 

We understand this, but with an increased focus on more eco-friendly practices & our environmental impact, looking at different ways to reduce your waste can not only save your business some money, but may even be that one unique selling point that convinces a client to use your services! 

The hidden symbols of waste.

Signs are all around us, and we aren't talking about aliens, even though some of these symbols may be alien to us! 

When it comes to waste and recycling, you will always find recycling symbols on packaging, this is so that households & consumers understand which packaging can be recycled and it is easier to sort and manage the process of what materials gets recycled and to where. 

Even though these symbols are all around us, how many of us actually understand and know what they mean? 

Smelly bins are part and parcel of dealing with waste management.

All the nappies, food waste and other odour fuelled items that we chuck away, bubbling at the bottom of the bins, just waiting for you to lift the lid again, so that you can get wafted with that musky smell on a hot summers day. 

But, do bins have to be smelly all the time? Is there anyway that homeowners, business owners & renters can keep on top of this? 

In 18th-century London, waste was considered so valuable that dustmen would collect coal ash and cinders from homes to sell to brick manufacturers.

If Busy Bins would have been around back then, we would have been worth at least 20 shillings! 

In this blog, we will taking a journey into the past & future, as we cover the full, uncensored, timeline of the history of waste management. 

In the fast paced world of property management, your duty goes far beyond just creating visually pleasing spaces. As landlords, estate agents, and property managers, you show only the neatest and cleanest side of your world, not the dark side that requires hours of cleaning, tidying, heavy lifting and decontaminating! 

This guide isn't just about maintaining your properties; it's the secret for turning them into sustainable havens that will not just benefit you and your pockets, but your tenants and clients!

Picture this as your helping hand through the maze of property management, from skip hire services all the way to student clear ups!

With the UK and world population, growing minute by minute, day by day, the amount of stomachs that needs filling is growing too, which means a lot more food floating around the nation then ever before.

Now, with all this food being passed around and devoured, you would think that the UK would have their food recycling program running efficiently, smoothly and like a well-oiled machine right? 

Unfortunately, wrong!