Paint Disposal & Waste Removal

Any London Waste is one of London's largest waste removal companies, operating with our own in-house teams and a fleet of more than 50 vehicles.

1. Contact us by phone or book online to arrange your paint disposal collection
2. Our trained crew arrives with leak-proof containers and personal protective equipment
3. We safely load and transport your paint waste to a licensed hazardous waste facility
4. You receive a Waste Transfer Note confirming compliant disposal

The entire process is quick, clean and fully documented for your records, insurance requirements and building regulations.

Professional decorators, painting contractors and construction firms generate large volumes of paint waste that must be disposed of correctly. Failure to comply with hazardous waste regulations can result in substantial fines and prosecution.

We offer regular scheduled collections and on-demand pick-ups tailored to your project schedule. Whether you are redecorating a single flat or managing paint waste across a major development, our flexible service adapts to your volume and timeline.

We provide full hazardous waste consignment notes and disposal certificates, supporting your duty-of-care obligations and environmental audits.

Leftover tins of paint from a DIY project can linger in garages and sheds for years. Many London councils have limited or infrequent hazardous waste collection days, leaving homeowners unsure how to dispose of old paint safely.

Our household paint disposal service removes unwanted paint from your home at a time that suits you. We collect everything – full tins, half-empty cans, dried-out paint and all associated materials – and ensure it reaches a licensed facility for proper treatment or recycling.

No need to queue at the recycling centre or worry about leaks in the boot of your car. We handle it all for you.

At licensed processing facilities, paint waste undergoes specialist treatment. Solvents are recovered and reused, heavy metals are extracted for safe recycling, and water-based paints are processed separately from oil-based products to maximise material recovery.

Metal paint tins are recycled into new steel products, whilst residual materials are treated through high-temperature incineration with energy recovery. This responsible approach prevents hazardous chemicals from entering London's waterways and soil, protecting the environment for future generations.