Yes. In some instances, we can recover valuable material from hazardous waste. As a result, firms that take the time and opportunity to effectively manage their waste are given a financial incentive to do so.
For instance, large quantities of x-ray film can generate silver while printed circuit boards can also generate quantities of silver and gold. Even basic electrical equipment found in the office like telephones, desktops and computer monitors have the potential to generate cash (there will be certain waste types that we may not collect and specific quantities required as minimum collection levels, but we can discuss all this in detail with you).
Because of our long history in the precious metals business, we specialise in viewing waste streams as a potential resource, processing them in house and recovering maximum value for our customers.
The size of the return obviously varies dependent on the amount of precious metals found and other service factors, such as transport etc, however, if a waste stream has some intrinsic value, we will always aim to either provide a rebate or deduct this value from charges incurred in disposal.  For more information on payments for waste, please just get in touch.