Waste fuel disposal in Caernarfon
In brief
For waste fuel disposal in Caernarfon, we assess the load first: if part of it still has value, we tell you, and it can change the terms. Caernarfon is about 90 miles from our Droylsden site. Call 07950 582635 or send an enquiry.
| Material | Fuel with no recoverable value |
|---|---|
| Payment | Collection charge, confirmed before we collect |
| Destination | A facility permitted to accept the waste |
| Location | Caernarfon, Gwynedd, Wales |
| Nearest postcode districts | LL55 (about 3 miles), LL61 (about 4 miles), LL56 (about 4 miles) |
| Distance from Droylsden | About 90 miles west, in a straight line |
| Paperwork | Hazardous waste consignment note |
Waste fuel disposal in Caernarfon: what we collect
- Fuel mixed with chemicals, solvents or other wastes
- Fuel badly degraded by diesel bug
- Quantities too small for any value to cover the visit
- A consignment note and a permitted destination for every load
Sites around Caernarfon
Caernarfon sits within our North Wales coverage. Its nearest postcode districts are LL55, LL61 and LL56, and these neighbouring places are on our list as well.
- Waterloo Port about 1 mile
- Caeathro about 1 mile
- Llanfaglan about 1 mile
- Bontnewydd about 2 miles
- Pont-rug about 2 miles
- Dinas (LL54) about 3 miles
Keeping disposal costs down in Caernarfon
Your duty of care continues until the waste reaches the right place with the right paperwork, so keep your consignment note copies together for inspection.
Caernarfon is in Wales, so waste fuel is regulated by Natural Resources Wales and moves on a Welsh hazardous waste consignment note.
Questions about waste fuel disposal in Caernarfon
Where does disposed fuel from Caernarfon go?
To a facility permitted to accept it, named on your consignment note. Keep your copy for your records.
How much does waste fuel disposal in Caernarfon cost?
It depends on the quantity, what the material is and the collection. We give you the charge before we collect.
Can I put waste oil in with the fuel?
Please do not. Mixing different wastes makes the whole load harder to deal with, and the hazardous waste rules generally do not allow it.
Official guidance: Natural Resources Wales: completing a hazardous waste consignment note; GOV.UK: digital waste tracking.