Businesses in Surrey rarely generate just one type of chemical waste. A warehouse may have cleaning chemicals, maintenance products, solvents, batteries, aerosols, and contaminated containers stored in the same facility. An automotive operation may produce used oils,...
Every day, businesses across Surrey generate rubber waste from manufacturing, construction, transportation, automotive services, warehouses, and commercial facilities. While rubber products are durable, they eventually wear out and become waste that must be managed...
Renting a waste bin is one of the easiest ways to manage debris during home renovations, construction projects, property cleanups, and commercial renovations. However, not everything belongs in a dumpster. Many people assume they can throw away any unwanted material,...
Managing hazardous waste responsibly is an important part of protecting Surrey’s environment and keeping harmful materials out of landfills. However, many residents are unsure which items can be taken to a Hazardous Waste Drop Off Depot and which materials...
Batteries power countless devices in today’s workplaces, from laptops and cordless tools to forklifts and emergency backup systems. However, when these batteries reach the end of their life, they become hazardous waste that requires careful handling. Improper...
Commercial buildings often contain more hazardous materials than business owners realize. From cleaning agents stored in maintenance closets to expired laboratory chemicals and industrial solvents tucked away in storage rooms, hidden chemical waste can quietly...
