Our credentials

Anyone can say they are licensed. Here are the numbers, and the registers you can check them on without taking our word for it.

Waste carrier registration

Registration number

CBDU276268

Registered name

Konrad Makuch trading as Alexander Waste Services Ltd

Trading as

waste.london

Registration type

Carrier Dealer

Registered

3 February 2025

Expires

19 February 2028

Check it

Our entry on the Waste Carriers and Brokers Public Register(opens in a new tab)

Or search the register (opens in a new tab) for CBDU276268.

Waste exemption registration

Registration number

WEX476199

Holder

Konrad Makuch

Environment Agency area

Kent, South London and East Sussex

Exemptions held

• S1 — Storing waste in secure containersStoring waste in secure containers at a different place to where it was produced, before it is transported to another site to be recovered.
• S2 — Storing waste in a secure placeThe same, without the container requirement — a secure place rather than a secure container.

Registered

22 October 2025

Expires

21 October 2028

Check it

Our entry on the Waste Exemptions Public Register(opens in a new tab)

Or search the register (opens in a new tab) for WEX476199.

What these do, and what they do not

The carrier registration covers collecting waste — including waste somebody else produced — and moving it. The two exemptions cover holding a load securely at our own site before it goes on to a permitted facility.

They do not cover treating, sorting or processing waste, and we do not do any of it. That is why there is no recycling figure on this site: we do not process anything, so we have no rate of our own to quote. Loads go to Beddington Energy Recovery Facility (permit EPR/BV7722ID), which is an energy recovery plant — your waste is burned to generate electricity, which is recovery rather than recycling. Both words mean something specific and we would rather use the right one.

Your waste transfer note

When we complete a collection we issue a waste transfer note in your name, by email and on your account. That is the document that proves your waste left you legally, and it is why a registered carrier costs more than a man with a van. If yours has not arrived, ask and we will send it.

You keep it. If your waste is later found fly-tipped, the note is what shows it left you through a registered carrier — householders and businesses both carry a duty of care for their own waste, and the note is how you discharge it.

Insurance

The business is insured. We are not publishing a cover figure here, because a number on a web page proves nothing on its own — if you need the certificate for your own records, ask and we will send it.