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Environment and Waste Responsibility

A compartmentation survey is a hands-on assessment. This note explains who holds responsibility for any waste the work produces at your property and how to get in touch if you have a point to raise about it.

Waste Arising From the Survey

When you book a compartmentation survey through this site, the details you provide are passed to the specialist firm that attends your property to carry out the work. That firm is the one responsible for any waste the survey produces while it takes place on site. This covers everything connected with the job itself: materials brought in, items handled during the assessment and anything that needs removing once the work is complete. Decisions about how waste is sorted, carried away or disposed of belong entirely with the firm performing the survey. That duty attaches to them from the moment the job begins until no waste connected with their visit remains at the address. This website is not the party attending your property, so waste management sits with the firm doing the work, not with compartmentationsurveys.co.uk. The nature of a compartmentation survey means the amount of waste, if any, will differ from one property to the next. Some assessments may leave very little behind, while others, depending on the building and its construction, could involve more. Whatever the case, the firm carrying out the survey is the party accountable for handling it properly.

Raising a Point About Waste Connected With a Job

If you have a question about how waste from a compartmentation survey will be dealt with at your property, the right place to direct it is to the firm performing the work, as they hold that responsibility. You can reach us ahead of booking through the enquiry form, and we will make sure your point is passed along with your booking details to the relevant specialist. Putting your question across before the survey date gives the firm carrying out the work the best opportunity to address it properly.