Discovering fly-tipped waste on your land, a site you manage, or a piece of ground you're responsible for is stressful — and there are rules about who has to deal with it. Here's a straightforward guide.
Who's responsible for removal?
If the waste is on private land, the landowner is generally responsible for its safe, legal removal — even though they didn't dump it. On public land, the council or Environment Agency usually deals with it. If you're unsure which applies to you, we can advise based on where the waste is.
What to do first
Take photos before anything is touched, in case you need to report it to the council or your insurer, then arrange licensed clearance as soon as possible — fly-tipped waste can attract more dumping the longer it sits.
How we help
We clear fly-tipped waste from private land and managed sites across Essex & London, whatever the mix of materials, and provide full waste transfer documentation as an Environment Agency registered carrier.
Get it cleared
Call Dave on 07903 280097 for fast, licensed fly-tipping clearance.