Recyclex
Courier Sameday Delivery & Collection Services 24/7 Anywhere in
the UK and Europe.
Email
Sales@recyclex.co.uk
Call Recyclex for waste Removal or courier Sameday parcel / pallets delivery or collections anywhere in the UK
Reasons To Use Recyclex
Email:Sales@recyclex.co.uk
Telephone 07904606181
At Recyclex we pride ourselves on providing high levels of customer service to all our customers. This includes waste advice, transportation, paperwork, disposal, storage and much more!
With our courier sameday delivery
service we guarantee to deliver or collect your items even if one
of our vehicles breaks down on the road.
We now provide replacement vans as well as cars
as part of our onward travel cover option, this we feel gives our
customers complete peace of mind
when delivering their
products
Recyclex offer a wide range of services including Sameday courier delivery and collection service for all types of product whatever the size.
Waste removal from commercial and domestic customers our 24 hour, 7 days a week out of hours service can be arranged around times that suit you and your customer. We provide experienced man power and on board safe storage for transportation of all types of wastes and product, our vehicles we use include long wheel based vans Luton vans, and 7.5 tonne trucks complete with a palletized lift when required.
We can
also provide up to a 40ft articulated lorry on
request.
Recyclex
also offer a nationwide wait and load service. We operate with
and comply to all Waste carriers license laws. If you need a one
off clearance or help throughout an ongoing project we’re here to
help.
Contact us today for more advice on how Recyclex can help you!
Everyone who produces, imports, keeps, stores, transports, treats or disposes of waste must take all reasonable steps to ensure that waste is managed properly. This duty of care is provided under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (EPA). It also applies to anyone who acts as a broker and has control of waste. A breach of the duty of care could lead to a penalty of up to £5,000 if convicted in the Magistrates Court or an unlimited fine if convicted in the Crown Court.
