June Blog, 2010

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07/06/2010 Huddersfield Skip Hire Alternative

wetakeanywaste.com have noticed a big jump in demand for their alternative skips in Huddersfield.

The firm, who carry out all types of waste clearances from house clearance to office clearance to general household rubbish clearance, have experienced a large rise in waste collection. This is due in part to an on-going job for a Leeds based property developer but also due to company re-branding.

“We’ve made changes to our website and also our rubbish collection trucks which we think is the reason for the spike in demand. There seems to be a lot of people carrying out house renovations and doing up student properties in Huddersfield.” According to James Scarlett, Director of wetakeanywaste.com, the alternative skip hire in Huddersfield rubbish removal specialists.

“Huddersfield has a large student population and whilst property prices have risen slower over the past 12 months than what they were rising at student property stills seems to be a good bet for investors.”

Landlords like rubbish removal companies like wetakeanywaste.com as oppose to skips because the waste is loaded and removed for the customer. This particularly good for landlords who may live many miles from their property.

“Huddersfield skips are no good to landlords who might live a long way away. With us you can call us and we can do a house clearance for you and we can invoice you after and send a waste transfer note. This isn't possible with most Huddersfield skip hire firms.”

wetakeanywaste.com are one of a number of on-demand waste disposal companies that are springing up around the country.

The formula is simple. You call, they arrive, they load, they go.

Branding is an important part of the business and is what separates waste collection firms like wetakeanywaste.com from the rag and bone men before them. Websites, logoed vans and a commitment to recycling and re-using are the driving forces. Typically 75% of all waste collected can avoid being sent to landfill through a network of recyclers and re-use organisations.

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