Mark Parry
Mark Parry
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Natural Resources Wales
Licensed Waste Carrier
License Number:
CBDU5887
t: 0800 157 1088 - m: 07870 280754
Under Regulation 12 of the Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011, it's legally required that all waste collected is carefully separated and prepared for re-use whenever feasible. If re-use isn't possible, the waste must then be recycled, with disposal being the last resort. This regulation prioritizes the prevention of waste creation and applies strictly to businesses involved in the collection and transportation of waste for recycling or disposal.
At N.A.C Property Clearance, we diligently follow this waste hierarchy principle on behalf of our clients, ensuring environmentally responsible clearance processes. Additionally, for every clearance project we complete, we provide a legally mandated Duty of Care Waste Transfer Note. This official document contains comprehensive details including our full business information, vehicle registration numbers, and our Natural Resources Wales waste carrier registration number, giving you complete confidence in our compliance and professional standards.
When we carry out a property clearance, our professional team carefully sorts all items to ensure responsible handling. Items are categorized clearly into those suitable for reuse, materials eligible for recycling—such as paper, cardboard, textiles, bedding, scrap metal, and wood—and items requiring safe disposal. This systematic approach not only maximizes environmental sustainability but also ensures full compliance with all relevant waste disposal regulations.
We take responsibility for applying the waste hierarchy on your behalf, in full compliance with current waste regulations. Once items are cleared from your property, our team carefully loads them onto our vehicles. From there, we transport all recyclable materials to licensed commercial recycling centres, ensuring ethical disposal and minimising landfill use, helping you meet your environmental obligations with complete peace of mind.
Unlike council run recycling centres, which offer a range of recycling options in one convenient location, commercial recycling facilities typically specialise in a single type of material. These centres are often located far apart from one another, requiring careful planning and coordination. This difference means commercial recycling is more complex, but it's essential for achieving higher recycling standards and complying with waste disposal regulations.