Frequently Asked Questions
We aim to provide comprehensive answers to any and every query that you may have. As such, we have dedicated this page to answering all of the frequently asked questions by our customers.
How much will it cost me to recycle?
This depends entirely upon the material that you are recycling and how much recyclable waste that you have! Drop us an email with a couple of photos of the material and we will give you an accurate quote within 24 hours.
E: sales@believeingreenltd.co.uk
Tel: 01604 947832
Can I make money from my recyclable waste?
Yes! Others offering a recycling service will sell you dreams about how much you can make from your recyclable waste, often falling short when it comes to actually paying up. We’re different. We offer a competitive rebate to all of our customers who are able to supply a quantity of material that is above our minimum rebate threshold. Get in touch to see if your recyclable waste meets the required standard for you to get payed.
How can I get rid of my recyclable waste?
It’s as easy as giving us a call or dropping us an email to arrange a pick up. Alternatively, for a more cost-effective solution, you can bring your recyclable waste to our recycling facility and have your waste recycled quickly on the spot by our friendly staff. You don’t have to let us know that you’re coming, but if you do, we can give you an estimation for the cost of recycling in advance.
How is my waste recycled?
At Rothersthrope Recycling Park, we have professional grade machinery which is used to process your recyclable waste into forms that can be processed further within the recycling or manufacturing industries. As such, we are a UK Environemnt Agency accredited firm, meaning that we get the job done properly.
Can I buy recycled material?
For sure! We sell recycled plastic, cardboard and paper in the following forms: pure regrind, mill-sized bales, DIN66399 standard shred, and many more.
Get in touch to see if we have the material that you’re looking for.
How is recycling beneficial for me?
Not only does recycling a material promote the reuse of that material, it also reduces the need to source more of a material which we already have more than enough of!
These factors significantly reduce human contribution to air and water pollution, as less “eventual waste” is being created, and the planet is being allowed to grow naturally at the same time. This creates a better environment for us to live in.