uPVC window recycling and collection for homes and trade across Kent. We collect old windows, doors, frames and conservatories, recycle them responsibly, and handle all your duty of care paperwork.
Old uPVC windows, doors and frames cannot go in general waste, and they should never go to landfill. CDDL Recycling collects uPVC across Kent and recycles it properly, for homeowners clearing a single conservatory and for installers and fabricators producing it by the load. We handle the lifting and loading, recycle as much of the material as possible, and give you the paperwork to prove your waste was dealt with responsibly. Straightforward, licensed, and built around how you actually work.
We collect the full range of uPVC: window frames, doors, offcuts, cladding, conservatories and more, from homes and from trade and construction projects.
Everything is sorted and sent for recycling wherever possible to keep it out of landfill and keep your duty of care covered.
uPVC is 100% recyclable, and recycling it is far better than landfill. Once we collect your frames, they are taken to a licensed recycling facility where the glass and any metal reinforcement is separated out, and the uPVC is granulated and reprocessed into pellets.
Those pellets go back into new products, including new window profiles, and uPVC can be recycled several times over without losing its useful properties. So your old windows go back into use rather than sitting in the ground.
At CDDL we are committed to making a positive impact on the environment, which is why we pledge to send zero uPVC to landfill and keep as much material as possible in use.
uPVC does not break down in landfill and can sit there for hundreds of years, so sending it there or having it fly tipped is both an environmental problem and a legal one. As a business you have a duty of care to make sure your waste is handled by a licensed carrier with the right paperwork. Recycling your uPVC through CDDL keeps you on the right side of that, diverts the material from landfill, and gives you the waste transfer note and weighbridge ticket to prove it.
On collection of the waste UPVC you will receive a waste transfer note, on disposal and invoicing you will receive a copy of the weighbridge ticket for your records and to show the weight and disposal point.
CDDL offer a quarterly waste report for our waste management clients showing waste collected, where it has been disposed of and what it has been used for.
Contact the team below or give us a call on 0203 146 0722, we will be happy to help.
With over 38 years experience in the waste and recycling industry, CDDL Recycling are well placed to help you solve your waste related problems.
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Yes. uPVC is fully recyclable. Old window frames are sorted, the glass and any metal reinforcement is separated out, and the uPVC is granulated and reprocessed into pellets that are used to make new products, including new window profiles. uPVC can be recycled several times over without losing its useful properties, so your old windows go back into use rather than into landfill.
Once we collect them, your frames go to a licensed recycling facility where the material is recovered. We send zero uPVC to landfill. On collection you receive a waste transfer note, and on disposal we can provide a weighbridge ticket showing the weight and where it went, so you have a full paper trail.
Yes. We work with window and door installers, fabricators, glaziers, builders and developers across Kent. We can collect as a one off after a job, or set up scheduled collections with skips or roll on roll off bins if you produce uPVC waste regularly. We do all the lifting and loading.
Find out more about why uPVC waste should be recycled
Yes. Every collection comes with a waste transfer note, and we can provide a weighbridge ticket on disposal. As a registered waste carrier, licence CBDU336557, we make sure your duty of care paperwork is covered every time.
uPVC does not break down in landfill and can sit there for hundreds of years. Sending it to landfill or having it fly tipped also puts businesses at legal risk, because you have a duty of care to ensure your waste is handled by a licensed carrier with the right documentation. Recycling it through CDDL keeps you compliant, keeps it out of landfill, and gives you the paperwork to prove it.
Yes, we can take double glazed and sealed units, and we separate the glass so it can be recycled alongside the uPVC.
We collect uPVC across Kent, including Sheerness, Sittingbourne, Maidstone, Canterbury, Thanet and Folkestone, plus the surrounding areas. Not sure if we reach you? Send us your postcode and we will confirm.
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