Fluorescent Light Tube Recycling | Disposal in Leighton Buzzard

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Fluorescent light tubes are common in offices and commercial properties in Leighton Buzzard. 

However when it comes upgrades and renovations, you need to be sure that you are disposing of these fluorescent light tubes in the correct way.

Fluorescent light tubes are hazardous due to their mercury content.  The mercury content from one single light tube can pollute 30,000ltrs of water beyond the point of safe consumption.

Although hazardous, virtually all of a fluorescent light tube can be recycled, from the glass through to the electrical components.  That is where we come in.

We can arrange to have a container, referred to as a coffin, delivered to your site in Leighton Buzzard for you to safely store these fluorescent light tubes in.  Once the coffin is full, we will arrange to have the coffin collected from your site in Leighton Buzzard and the contents disposed of at one of our approved disposal site.

Our coffins are made of a reusable correx.  They are available in 6ft and 8ft versions.  They are weather proof and are easy to handle.  The coffins we provide to your site in Leighton Buzzard have a capacity of 140 tubes

All paperwork is completed to record the movement of the waste for you auditing purposes.  We can even leave you a replacement container behind for the process to begin again.

Our fluorescent tube recycling service is available in Leighton Buzzard  and the surrounding areas. You can now book your fluorescent light tube recycling collection from Leighton Buzzard online. In order to book this service, simply click the link below where you will be referred to the booking page

Alternatively, to find out more about our fluorescent light tube recycling service in Leighton Buzzard, just drop us an email at info@hazexperts.co.uk and someone will be glad to help

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