Nationwide Fluorescent Tube Collection & Disposal Service

We help businesses dispose of fluorescent tubes in a complaint manner. It is important to ensure fluorescent tubes and bulbs are handled correctly. This is because they often contain mercury and are therefore classed as hazardous waste.

Our fluorescent tube disposal service ensure full compliance with:

✓ Hazardous Waste Regulations
✓ Environmental Protection Act
✓ WEEE Directive

We’re always happy to help customers find a suitable solution for their waste management requirements. If you would like more information about how we can help then just get in touch with our team today.

 

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Compliant Fluorescent Tube Disposal Services

Our nationwide collection service is there to help all individuals, businesses and public sector organisations. We regularly recycle fluorescent tubes for schools, hospitals and commercial buildings. We regularly collect flu tubes from electricians, contractors, landlords, estate agents, office managers, NHS & healthcare providers, schools, colleges, universities and local authorities.

We can collect any of the following:

✓ T5, T8, T12 fluorescent tubes
✓ Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs)
✓ UV tubes
✓ Circular fluorescent lamps
✓ Shatterproof and coated tubes

In addition to tubes and bulbs, we can also help companies dispose of fixtures and fittings, as well as taking complete lighting units.

Why Choose Us For Collection & Disposal Of Fluorescent Tubes

As a licensed waste carrier, we operate in full compliance with hazardous waste regulations, including the Environmental Protection Act and the WEEE Directive. We make sure that our clients receive all the necessary paperwork for legal compliance.

We offer nationwide coverage for one-off pickups or regular scheduled collections. Our prices are competitive and we can tailor our services to make sure we offer you a service that meets your requirements.

Get in touch for more information or to make a booking.

info@yeswaste.com

 0800 058 25 22

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Fluorescent Tube Disposal Service

When our WEEE collection team have collected your fluorescent tubes, they will be sent to a dedicated recycling plant for processing. Tubes are deconstructed within a safe environment to ensure that any harmful elements, such as the Mercury, are contained. Once the hazardous materials are recovered, the tubes will then be separated into individual waste streams.

Fluorescent tubes are classified as hazardous waste due to the Mercury (a highly toxic metal that if not disposed of correctly can contaminate the water supply and wildlife) it contains and therefore, cannot be placed within a general waste or recycling bin.

Yes. We have been working in the waste management sector for the best part of 20 years. Our waste carriers licence number is CBDU117809 – you can verify this on the government website here: https://environment.data.gov.uk/public-register/waste-carriers-brokers/registration/CBDU117809?__pageState=result-waste-carriers-brokers

We will issue you with a Hazardous Waste Consignment Note after your fluorescent tube collection has taken place. This is a requirement for your legal duty of care and should be retained for at least three years.

We can offer next-day, or scheduled collections to suit your requirements. Just get in touch with our team and let us know when you need a collection, and we’ll do our best to accommodate it.

We can offer lamp coffins offer long-term storage containers for businesses that generate waste lighting on an ongoing basis. This is ideal for facilities management companies, schools, and warehouses.

Ideally, tubes should be stored in their original packaging or in a sealed, secure container designed for tube storage. We can also provide storage coffins or containers if needed—just ask when booking.