Adler & Allan

Waste management is an increasing challenge for companies, as legislation tightens and disposal options diminish. We are fully licensed to handle all types of commercial and industrial waste in accordance with the Hazardous Waste Regulations. Our highly experienced specialist waste management team will classify, package, label, remove and arrange disposal of most types of waste, including bulk liquid industrial wastes, oil, packaged hazardous wastes and laboratory chemical smalls. We work closely with local authorities to ensure their regulations are met, as well as all national standards - frequently exceeding statutory safety requirements.

Our specialist services range from fuel infrastructure projects to hazardous area electrical works and laboratory sampling, testing and analysis. We have a wide range of capabilities with experts specialist areas, meaning we're able to offer services unique to the issues you might face as a business. Being commissioned by the MoD for fuel infrastructure projects enables us to stay ahead of the competition, working on exciting, large scale projects. Our capabilities don't stop there, we're trusted by the UK's major fuel retailers to install, service and manage their forecourts.

Our team of over 600 dedicated specialists all work with a common goal; to help businesses by reducing environmental risk. Over the years, our team have gained over 5,000 qualifications covering services from preventative maintenance to waste management. We have depots and teams based all around the UK, which simply means whichever type of environmental service you need, we're able to deploy a team to your site quickly and start working to keep your business compliant and reduce environmental risk.

Whether your business is transport, utilities, food manufacture, telecoms, banking, data storage or even renewable energy, to meet ongoing legislation you are likely to need to diversify your energy infrastructure and investment. As low carbon sources aren't yet producing enough energy consistently, we cannot simply switch off the old hydro-carbon technology. Many sectors will have a long transition period of using both hydro-carbon and renewable energy sources at the same time as we migrate over.