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According to my scam provider (NAPIT) registration is free for plumbers and electricians. When I registered I started following one route and got the £154 charge. Went another route and got it for free. According to my certificate I can carry my own business waste unless it's construction or demolition waste. We're electricians, not builders, so whatever waste we carry around will be old bits of cable and the odd past-it pattress/light fitting, etc - don't think they count as the intended "construction waste". And as my CPS operator says I'm OK with the free registration, they can help me fight it if it ever comes to anything.
pj
Leave waste with the client, that's what I do.
Me too, except I once had a miserable old sh!te ring me a couple of days after completing a job [all done spot on] and demanded I return immediately to remove the two old Wylex units that I'd left in a black bag for him to dispose of. Some people eh !
Haha! You should have told him they are worth loads to some 'collectors' and he should get them on ebay!! Or I would have said it's your old equipment and your property. I have explained to clients in the past about the Env Agency licence and that I could be fined for taking people's waste. They are usually cool about it. If they are not I just hoy it in their bin on the way out!
He was a proper self important t### mate, I did tell him I was too busy to drop everything and pander to his nonsense. He was one of those older people who thinks everybody should be running round for him, even said help myself to tea provided I made him one at the same time when I was working there !:smile5:
Put his salt in his sugar bowl when he's not looking.... That'll get him, although you would be long gone before he sussed!
You don't Marvo, its just a load of politically correct (s)crap that no one with any sense takes any notice of. Round my way, you just have to show it the pavement for a few hours and some fully licensed, insured and council registered/monitored eastern EU type will come and kindly relieve you of it. Good job we have these folks now or we would have mountains of illicit scrap filling our garages and spare rooms and not be able to sleep at night worrying about what we are going to do with it all. They even take the kids bikes if they leave them lying about making the place look untidy.Can't believe you need some kind of license to scrap stuff....thankfully there's no requirements where I am. I was pleasantly surprised the other day when I took my old copper immersion heater cylinder to the scrap yard and got about 1.2K cash for it. It's only about 60 quid in UK currency but it funded a very nice extended lunch .
You don't Marvo, its just a load of politically correct (s)crap that no one with any sense takes any notice of. Round my way, you just have to show it the pavement for a few hours and some fully licensed, insured and council registered/monitored eastern EU type will come and kindly relieve you of it. Good job we have these folks now or we would have mountains of illicit scrap filling our garages and spare rooms and not be able to sleep at night worrying about what we are going to do with it all. They even take the kids bikes if they leave them lying about making the place look untidy.
You must live in a posh area then! pavements still free of odd bits of metal here........I used to get 3 or 4 vans a day come around looking for scrap.
Now it's not even 1 a week since the bottom fell out the scrap market.
You must live in a posh area then! pavements still free of odd bits of metal here........
I haven't scrapped T&E recently. I can't be ar*sed to strip it. I have probably got from a recent rewire about 300m's in total, about 200m of 2.5mm and the rest 1.5mm. What should price should be asking for from a scrapper? I am not that bothered but in reality but the more beer tokens the better!
I always leave all waste with the client including all scraps of cable. My wheely bin fills up too quick without all my customers rubbish too!
Nope, not in my terms & conditions, unless they supply one of those nice hippo bags. Then I'll help them out.I'd expect any tradesman working in my house to clear away any and all waste created by their work. Am I in the minority ?
I'd expect any tradesman working in my house to clear away any and all waste created by their work. Am I in the minority ?
That's probably because he's flogged your slates to the reclamation yard.Seems I am in the minority then.
Good job the roofer who was round at mine in February didn't take the same line or I'd be staring at a yard full of laths and slate right now.
That's probably because he's flogged your slates to the reclamation yard.
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