When a waste bill’s drifted a bit out of control, it’s rarely because something’s obviously gone wrong. It’s usually the setup: bins chosen years ago, collections added over time, and frequencies nobody’s revisited.
That’s mainly what our free review looks at.
We’ve spent 35 years helping businesses make sure their waste collections match what they actually produce. With our own fleet and local team, we know how much difference getting the right bin sizes and collection frequencies can make.
And if your setup’s already right, the review will tell you that too.
Just reply ‘review’ and we can take a look for you.
‘A waste review’ can sound grander than it is, so here’s what ours involves.
One of our team asks a few questions about your current setup: what bins you’ve got, how often they’re emptied, roughly what you’re paying. A recent invoice answers most of that in one go, or we can call in and look.
Then we tell you whether we think we could do better for you, and you take it from there.
If we can’t, we’ll say so and that’s the end of it. No obligation either way.
Reply ‘review’ and we’ll sort the rest.
When did you last read your waste invoice, rather than just pay it?
It goes out on direct debit, it’s rarely the biggest bill of the month, and the lines on it (rental, weight charges, fuel surcharges) can drift for years without anyone checking them against what you throw away.
We’re Gaskells, a family waste firm new to Cardiff this year, collecting for thousands of businesses across the UK.
We’re offering a free review where we read your invoice with you, and say honestly whether the charges fit what you produce. No obligation; it all stacks up, we’ll say so.
Reply ‘yes’ to this email and I’d be happy to arrange it.
Gaskells has started collecting commercial waste in Cardiff, and your business sits inside the patch our new rounds cover. We’re a family firm, founded in 1991, collecting for thousands of businesses across the UK.
We collect waste for businesses like yours every day, so we’re introducing ourselves with a review of your waste setup: what you pay, and whether your bins and collections match what you produce and what Welsh regulations require.
It’s free and commits you to nothing. If there’s a better deal to be had, you’ll know before your contract renews itself again.
Waste agreements are not a priority for most businesses, where you end up rolling into a new term unless you give notice.
Your current provider has no reason to remind you when your contract is due for review. They will let it roll over. It may have already done previously.
Already tied into a contract? Not a problem – we’ll sign you up now and support you through the notice process, so you don’t miss your window. You stay with your current provider until your contract ends, so there’s no break in collections either.
No forms and nothing booked. Just reply ‘interested’ and I will take it from there.
Gary Wheeler