Disposal
Disposal in Switzerland is closely regulated, and the way material is separated decides where it goes. We sort according to the applicable rules and take each fraction to the intended facility. Anything classed as hazardous waste is handled separately.
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Separated, not mixed
Separation works best where the material arises. That avoids handling everything twice and keeps the charges of the receiving facilities easy to follow.
- Bulky waste, wood and metal
- Cardboard, paper and plastics
- Electrical and electronic appliances
- Hazardous waste such as paint, chemicals and batteries
Where the material goes
Municipal collection points, recycling centres and take-back schemes each accept particular fractions. Their fees depend on fraction and quantity and are shown as a separate item in the quotation.
What is still usable
Well-preserved items do not have to end up in a skip. On request, usable goods are set aside and passed on, provided a receiving organisation takes them.
Common questions
Is hazardous waste taken along?
Paint, chemicals, batteries and similar material are collected separately and taken to a facility that accepts them. Please point them out in your enquiry.
Are disposal fees included?
Fees charged by the receiving facilities are shown separately in the quotation so that labour and third-party charges stay distinguishable.
Does furniture have to be dismantled before collection?
Not necessarily. If dismantling is required for removal, it can be included in the assignment by arrangement.
Is data on computers or storage media deleted?
Data deletion is not automatically part of disposal. Storage media should be removed or professionally erased beforehand.
How are the costs of a disposal made up?
Depending on the assignment, the costs consist of working time, transport, vehicle costs and the fees of the respective collection point.
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