Our Environment Note

Waste produced during the work

When a conservatory subsidence repair is carried out, the specialist attending your property to do the job takes on full responsibility for any waste that arises from that work. This is not something that falls to this website. The duty to deal with waste belongs entirely with the firm performing the repair. That means decisions about how waste materials are sorted, stored during the job, removed from the site and properly disposed of all rest with that firm. Anything brought to the property for the repair, anything disturbed or handled in the course of completing it, and anything that remains once the work is finished are all matters for that business to manage. The responsibility attaches to the firm from the moment the work begins and continues for as long as any waste connected with the job remains at the address. The nature and volume of waste will differ depending on the specific conditions at each property. Some repairs may involve excavation, materials or debris; others may leave very little behind. In every case, however, the management of whatever arises sits with the firm doing the work, not with this website.

Questions about waste from your job

If you would like to ask about waste handling in connection with a conservatory subsidence repair at your property, the right place to start is the enquiry form. Details you provide will be passed to the specialist who carries out the work, and that firm is best placed to answer anything specific to your job. You are welcome to raise any points before or after a booking is made.