Fly Tip Removal

Professional removal from licensed waste carriers

Fly tipping, or the illegal dumping of waste, is a significant environmental concern that impacts both urban and rural areas. Commonly fly-tipped waste includes household items, construction materials, and even hazardous substances like asbestos or chemicals. Whether it’s household rubbish, construction debris, or industrial waste, when disposed of in unauthorized locations like public land, private properties, or waterways, it poses serious threats to the environment, wildlife, and public health. Cleaning up fly-tipped waste is also a heavy financial burden for local councils and can lead to fines or legal repercussions for those responsible.

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What Should You Do When You Encounter Fly Tipping?

Report Fly Tipping:
If you discover fly-tipped waste, report it immediately to Holywell Waste Management or your local council. Provide detailed information on the location, size, and type of waste.

Stay Safe:
Avoid touching or attempting to move the waste yourself. Fly-tipped material may contain dangerous substances such as asbestos, needles, or hazardous chemicals. Keep children and pets away from the area for their safety.

Proper Waste Disposal:
If directed to remove the waste, ensure it is disposed of legally and safely. Holywell Waste is a licensed waste carrier equipped to collect and properly dispose of fly-tipped waste, adhering to all environmental regulations.

Choose Holywell Waste Management for Safe Fly Tip Removal
At Holywell Waste Management, we offer professional and safe fly tip removal services. Our licensed team ensures that waste is collected efficiently and disposed of in compliance with environmental regulations. Let us handle the process from start to finish, so you can focus on what matters.

Remember, fly tipping is illegal and harmful—let Holywell Waste Management help you keep your environment safe.

Why Fly Tipping is Harmful
Fly tipping is more than just an eyesore. It can lead to:

Environmental Damage: Harmful chemicals can leach into the soil and waterways, threatening ecosystems.
Health Risks: Hazardous materials can cause illness in humans and animals.
Legal Consequences: Both individuals and businesses can face hefty fines and legal action for contributing to illegal waste disposal.

Remember, fly tipping is illegal and can harm the environment and people’s health.