Maintaining the efficiency and safety of your waste management equipment is a critical operational priority.
An ongoing service schedule of preventative maintenance for your waste compactors, waste balers and other recycling equipment will ensure your equipment remains compliant with rigorous safety standards. Even throughout heavy usage, while reducing downtime costs and minimising breakdowns.
Whether you're running a single cardboard baler on-site or managing a fleet of balers and compactors across multiple locations. A service plan takes the guesswork, and the risk out of keeping your equipment compliant and operational. Our plans cover all types and ages of balers and compactors including vertical and horizontal balers and static and portable compactors.
We understand that every organisation has different operational demands and budgetary requirements. To accommodate this, we offer four distinct tiers of preventative maintenance plans. Each tier is designed to provide peace of mind, ensuring that your equipment is serviced by qualified engineers according to manufacturer recommendations.
1 service per year (no call out, additional parts or labour included)
1 service per year plus call out (no additional parts or labour included)
1 service per year plus call out and labour (no additional parts included)
1 service per year plus call out, labour, and parts included (Max £750 parts offering)
A baler or compactor that's out of action means waste piling up and space disappearing fast. Regular servicing identifies small issues such as a slipping belt, a hydraulic leak, a worn ram seal before they become the reason your machine stops working altogether.
Reactive repairs are almost always more expensive than planned maintenance in parts, in labour, and in lost productivity while you wait for a fix. A service plan spreads that cost predictably and will catch problems while they're still cheap to solve.
Balers and compactors are a significant capital investment. Routine servicing, lubrication, alignment checks, and wear-part replacement are the single biggest factor in whether a machine lasts 5 years or 15.
Baler and compactor safety isn't optional. Regular servicing keeps your equipment aligned with PUWER regulations and manufacturer safety standards, and gives you a documented maintenance history if you're ever asked to demonstrate compliance.
Plan customers don't join the back of the queue. Faster response times and priority scheduling mean less time waiting around when something does need attention.
With a plan in place, servicing is scheduled and tracked for you. No relying on someone remembering to book it in, no gaps in the maintenance record.
During a standard maintenance visit, you can expect:
In the UK, all organisations must adhere to the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, which mandates a safe working environment for all employees. Specifically, waste equipment is governed by the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER). These regulations require that equipment is suitable for its intended use, maintained in a safe condition, and inspected by competent persons.
If your equipment involves lifting mechanisms, it may also fall under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER). Failure to demonstrate a robust maintenance history can lead to severe penalties, legal action, and increased insurance premiums.