Westminster Commercial Waste and Recycling
Reach your sustainability goals with our range of reliable, low-cost waste services on ultra-low emission trucks and zero-carbon cargo bikes
Westminster Commercial Recycling
First Mile's waste collection in Westminster makes recycling for businesses straightforward and sustainable.
Get in touch for a free quote from one of our commercial waste experts or sign-up online, and find out how we can save you money and help you to recycle more.
Zero-to-landfill, reliable & flexible collections 7 days a week
30,000 happy customers in London and the UK
Competitive rates and a price match promise
24/7 customer support, online customer account & carbon data
Why use First Mile in Westminster?
Leave sacks on the street to be collected by zero-emission cargo bikes, within council-compliant time bands.
Wheelie bin, bale or compactor collection
Put wheelie bins in loading bay or carpark premises and we'll collect with our ULEZ-compliant fleet, on a schedule that suits you.
Watch our cargo bike collection video here.
Achieving B Corp status recognises not only the performance of our range of products and services, but how we conduct all of our business practices too.
Each year we’ll produce a Sustainability Report so you can follow our progress.
Accreditations
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What makes First Mile different from other waste management services in Westminster?
At First Mile, we don’t just manage your waste professionally and securely - we're also committed to a zero-to-landfill approach. That means that we will recycle and reuse as much of your waste as possible.
Anything that can’t be recycled or reused will then be taken to a waste-to-energy facility, where it will be incinerated in a process that generates electricity and heat which is used to power homes. Any remains that can't be burnt are salvaged to become building materials, so it's all put to good use rather than going to landfill.
