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If i get rid of the customers rubbish at the end of a job i always take it to my local tip, For FREE.
But i use my car, im ... -
Getting rid of rubbish
If i get rid of the customers rubbish at the end of a job i always take it to my local tip, For FREE.
But i use my car, im going to buy a van soon but i dont think am going to be able to use the same tip, i dont really want to pay for it, if they want me to pay ill just bang it in the car then dump it in the normal one for free
How much does it cost to dump
If it did cost me to dump and customer wanted me to get rid i would feel bad asking for more money
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Originally Posted by
tysfoot
If i get rid of the customers rubbish at the end of a job i always take it to my local tip, For FREE.
But i use my car, im going to buy a van soon but i dont think am going to be able to use the same tip, i dont really want to pay for it, if they want me to pay ill just bang it in the car then dump it in the normal one for free
How much does it cost to dump
If it did cost me to dump and customer wanted me to get rid i would feel bad asking for more money
Tysfoot mate, you need to do a search on the forums for this. Much has been written about it recently. Basically you need a licence to dump commercial waste. Any cost you incur should be passed onto the customer.
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no one replied to me on the previous thread so i created a new thread.
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Originally Posted by
tysfoot
no one replied to me on the previous thread so i created a new thread.
I see where you are coming from. Cost for disposal will vary from council to council. You will need to contact yours for info.
Grumpy
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like i said there is nothing stopping me puttin it in my car and dumping it in the domestic part for free is there.
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Originally Posted by
tysfoot
like i said there is nothing stopping me puttin it in my car and dumping it in the domestic part for free is there.
Only the law Tysfoot mate. Once your local tip cotton on to the fact you are dumping commercial waste they will stop you doing it. You can only tile so many jobs in your own house after all.
Grumpy
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tiling@grouters.co.uk
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so how much do you pay, roughly
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I haven't paid anything yet. I am not registered with my council. Where possible I put it in my customers bins and let the council take it away as normal domestic waste.
grumpy
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tiling@grouters.co.uk
Balancing Act Accounting
Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity, Cash is reality!
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Originally Posted by
tysfoot
If i get rid of the customers rubbish at the end of a job i always take it to my local tip, For FREE.
But i use my car, im going to buy a van soon but i dont think am going to be able to use the same tip, i dont really want to pay for it, if they want me to pay ill just bang it in the car then dump it in the normal one for free
How much does it cost to dump
If it did cost me to dump and customer wanted me to get rid i would feel bad asking for more money
Checkout this topic in the Tilers Forums Arms: http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tilers...1-rubbish.html
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Oh, just spotted you have seen that. Ignore me :P
Last edited by Dan; 10-01-2008 at 04:16 PM.
Reason: Automerged last two posts from the same member. Happy tiling. :-)
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very rarely do i take customers rubbish. probably only ever done it 4 or 5 times and thats only coz they r lil old ladys or not capable of disposing it themselves. On those occasions i have just used my car and dumped at the tip. Most clients i deal with dont expect you to remove the rubbish
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yeah i only get rid occasionally, i find it a good will gesture, if they like your work like your clenliness and get rid of waste youve more of a chance of recommendations.
when i do get a van and i do take rubbish i think ill just put it in my car them dump it
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Re: Getting rid of rubbish
our council works on roughly £1 per bag for trade , newcastle .
the only perk of my morning job at the mo , driving a binwagon so take it my self lol
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