Councils across Britain are getting ready for a serious fly-tipping crisis this winter, experts warn.
British families clearing out their festive homes to make space for Christmas presents have put more pressure on Britain’s feeble waste disposal services.
The problem is real. The purchase of brand new white goods, such as washing machines, fridges, and tumble dryers, as well as videogame consoles and TVs, has a domino effect on the number of appliances dumped illegally across the United Kingdom.
KwikSweep, which specialises in rubbish collection and removal, is well aware of this problem. Our teams have been preparing for days to accommodate increasing demand at this time of the year.
The problem, according to the team, is set to peak in January, when households will get rid of huge amounts of Christmas packaging and unwanted presents. In fact, many will be tempted to dump this junk illegally, and will not rely on waste collection services, such as the one KwikSweep offers.
This year’s fly-tipping crisis may be worse than usual. Members of the public have, recently, developed the impression that council services are patchy, or too expensive.
This, unfortunately, is often true. It is also the reason why KwikSweep exists. Our junk removal services are cheap, reliable, and always next-day.
With some local authorities reducing their waste collection services to every three weeks, or once a month, KwikSweep’s services have become more vital than ever.
Across our industry, there is a real concern that more needs to be done to tackle fly-tipping.
KwikSweep is here to tackle this concern. We believe that this year’s fly-tipping crisis can be avoided.
People are right to believe it is too troublesome to rely upon local councils to dispose of unwanted items. We do too. This is why we operate our business.
We want assure households that all their waste disposal needs will be met. All they have to do is give us a ring. The KwikSweep team is always ready to meet the needs of customers.
