The New Year is when many homeowners decide to embark on a major DIY project such as revamping the bathroom.

While putting in a new shower and sink system and retiling the walls may be top of your thoughts as we head into January, much of the initial work that needs to be done involves removing the old bathroom in preparation for the redesign.

It can be messy and time-consuming but one thing you do need is a good skip.

People often think that spring is the best time to give their garden a makeover.

Actually, it’s important to lay the groundwork early if you’re making major changes and the New Year is the perfect time to do this. The leaves have finished falling and there are no plants to damage as you make changes. It’s also easier to see how everything fits together as you begin to plan your new garden.

There’s no doubt that the festivities over Christmas and the New Year produce a lot of waste.

Once things have returned to normal, you may want to take this opportunity to deal with this as well as have a big clear out.

Going for a full declutter in your home can be quite daunting so it’s very important to plan your attack and think clearly about what you want to achieve.

You may already have in mind the main things you want to get rid of – an old table that’s seen better days or the kid’s toys that are no longer used, for example.

New Year is the perfect time to get those projects done you’ve been putting off over the last 12 months. Of course, we’ve all had a lot of challenges in recent times, what with the pandemic and being locked in our homes.

Hopefully, with many of us now vaccinated, we should be coming out on the other side soon and things can only get better. This is a great opportunity to start those home projects and get things moving in a positive direction.

It costs a few more quid to manage and properly dispose of hazardous wastes. However, this makes it all important as once mishandled, it can result in a million-pound clean up. Not to mention the costly reputational damage it can bring to your company.

The seriousness and danger of extracting these wastes are crucial. Especially in a time like a pandemic where various test kits, equipment, tools, and apparatuses are used, disposing these responsibly is necessary to avoid accidental spread of infections like HIV, meningitis, hepatitis and COVID-19.

The health of your family and community rests in proper management of waste.

From proper control of infectious wastes to religiously adhering to all public health protocols, the right waste management partner can take care of all these business allowing companies and individuals to go on with their daily matters unhindered.

However, not all waste management companies are capable and experienced enough to provide the right solutions to your needs.