Commercial Clearance & Waste
Commercial waste management is a regular, scheduled collection of your business waste, with the duty-of-care records you are legally required to keep. iTrade agrees the streams, frequency and containers that fit how your business works.
Who it is for: Offices, shops, trades and other businesses needing regular collection rather than a one-off clearance.
What it covers: Scheduled collection of agreed waste streams, with waste transfer documentation kept for you.
When a survey is needed: A short assessment of your waste types, volumes and space sets the right schedule and containers.
Every business is responsible for its own waste and must keep records showing it was passed to an authorised carrier. A regular collection makes that straightforward, with the paperwork handled each time.
The right setup depends on what you produce and how much: general waste, recycling, and any specific streams, at a frequency that suits your space and budget.
Scope
How the work runs
Tell iTrade what your business produces and roughly how much.
iTrade reviews your waste types, volumes and the space you have for containers.
You agree the streams, frequency and price before collections start.
Waste is collected on schedule, with transfer records provided each time.
The schedule is reviewed as your needs change, up or down.
Your quote
| Factor | What it means for your quote |
|---|---|
| Waste types and volumes | What you produce and how much drives the setup. |
| Collection frequency | How often collection is needed to keep on top of your waste. |
| Recycling separation | Separating streams for recycling affects containers and handling. |
| Access and timing | When and how collections can be made at your premises. |
Responsible handling
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Segregate | Waste is separated into the agreed streams at source where possible. |
| Reuse | Items suitable for reuse are directed away from disposal where practical. |
| Recycle | Recyclable streams are sent to permitted recycling facilities. |
| Responsible disposal | Only residual waste goes for controlled disposal under the business duty of care. |
Before you enquire
The more of this you can share, the faster iTrade can give a realistic figure:
Reassurance and compliance
As a business, you have a waste duty of care under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990. That includes passing waste only to an authorised carrier and keeping a waste transfer note for each load for at least two years. A regular collection is one way to keep those records in order.
iTrade Recycling Ltd is registered with the Environment Agency as an Upper Tier carrier, broker and dealer under CBDU521652. The public record was checked on 10 August 2026 and expires on 9 February 2027; customers should follow the official register link and check it again before hiring.
Read the full guide: how to check a waste carrier registration
Common questions
Yes. Keeping the records you are legally required to hold is a core part of the service.
Yes, where you can separate streams at source. This is agreed in the schedule.
Do not assume that bins or containers are supplied. Confirm the collection method and any container requirement during the assessment.
Specific streams such as confidential or food waste can be added. Hazardous and clinical waste need a specialist route.
The frequency is matched to your volumes and can be adjusted as your needs change.
Practical guidance
Talk it through
Share a few details and get a clear, no-obligation quote. If it helps to talk first, call and we will guide you through what is involved.
