Kingston Commercial Waste

Given the substantial number of businesses operating in Kingston Upon Thames, a cheap, reliable and customer friendly waste management service is crucial to keep the town clean and rubbish free. Businesses working with Wilrose Environmental can choose from a range of options to create a bespoke service for waste collections in Kingston. 

Options include:

· General Waste 

· Dry Mixed Recycling

· Glass Recycling

· Food Recycling

· Cardboard Recycling

· Compactors

· Bulk Waste Disposal

Wilrose Environmental works directly with our customers to provide the best possible customer service and the lowest rates. We answer the phone immediately, with no call centres or middlemen. We only use top spec vehicles with low emissions and waste is 100% diverted from landfill. We are one of few collectors who operate 7 days a week in Kingston and all our waste management services are tailored to maximise efficiency and cost savings.  

Wilrose are offering a number of price reductions and promotions for your business in the Kingston area.  Its possible to save significant costs on your waste collections by changing supplier.  Call us to find out how much you could save on your collections of business waste in Kingston.

Wilrose will have you ready for opening day.  Bin delivery and service schedules and recycling options are all set up and ready for you when you start trading. It's easy with the local direct supplier.  Call today and ask for the new starter promotions and to benefit from our reliable waste collections.

Kingston Upon Thames, near London, is the oldest Royal Borough, serving as a market town in which Saxon Kings were crowned, and the first surviving record of Kingston dates from 838 AD. The town lay between the ancient kingdoms of Wessex and Mercia until the early 10th century, when the kingdoms were joined to form England. 

Kingston town centre is a thriving hub of retail stores, cafés, restaurants, pubs, markets and a small number of office buildings. The Bentall Centre in the middle of town is home to 100 retail units, including fashion stores, jewellery stores and gift shops. Spas, hairdressers, barbers and gyms also populate the town centre, as well as a large cinema and entertainment complex (Rotunda Kingston) and the Rose Theatre. 

Several civic buildings can also be found in Kingston, including the public library, Crown Court, Kingston Museum and the Guildhall. On the outskirts of Kingston lie Surbiton and Norbiton. Multiple shops, restaurants and takeaways can be found along the High Street in Surbiton, as well as a couple of large supermarkets. Norbiton is home to Kingston Hospital and Kingsmeadow Football Stadium.