Econ delivers a 24/7 Waste Management Services to companies throughout Kent, London, and Essex. The on-site Asbestos Waste Station is open to other companies who are looking for a location to drop off asbestos waste at our EA licensed facility before it is sent on for safe disposal.
The station is run by WAMITAB qualified managers who work alongside the competent and efficient waste management division.
As well as the transfer station for the receipt of asbestos waste, Econ also offer a van collection service and Asbestos Skip Supply. We will provide waste consignment notes to complete the chain of custody.
All our professional drivers hold required qualifications to collect and transport asbestos waste. Many contractors prefer the option of a collection as permanent parking for waste carrying vehicles or skips is becoming a problem at many sites, especially in city’s centres or towns.
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The station is located just outside of London and Essex off junction 3 of the M25 in Sidcup, Kent DA14 5BA, and provides ideal access from the M20, M25, A2. Opening hours are Monday to Friday; 08:00 – 17:30, Saturday & Sunday; by request.
Should you require services outside of these hours, please get in touch to make a booking, and we will make every effort to ensure we accommodate all your requirements.
Out of hours services will carry additional charges, cost to be agreed at the time of booking.
Econ House, Old Maidstone Road, Ruxley, Sidcup, Kent DA14 5BA
We can collect Asbestos, PCB’s or any other Hazardous Materials.Please contact us for any requirements you have in the form below, or stating Hazardous Waste Collection Quote in the subject line to 24/7@econgroup.co.uk
“We were impressed with the approach used by you operation team to carry out the works both professional and diligently. Econ were very accommodating to meet our needs from the initial presentations prepared on strategy to mitigate risks and throughout execution of the works and keeping us fully informed and giving us the confidence we needed. The approach of Econ Site supervisors and visiting managers through to operatives on site was always of a high standard and good-natured and we are pleased to give credit where it is due. On site initiatives by the team from demonstrations /videos of emergency procedures when working in asbestos enclosures and working with consistent site uniforms contributed to the site achieving a Kier ‘Blue’ for best practice and working above standards. This was an excellent example of collaborative working and a joint approach to promptly overcome some of the challenges with asbestos and how best to deal with this along with working near challenging neighbours’ properties, the school and the church.”
