Bumper Collection in Edinburgh & the Lothians

Edinburgh bodyshops have a particular problem: space. City workshops rarely have a yard to let bumpers pile up in — which is exactly what a scheduled collection with supplied storage solves.

Our east-coast routes run through Edinburgh and the Lothians every week, collecting bumpers, wheel arch liners, trims, grilles, headlights and alloy wheels from garages and accident repair centres. One van takes every stream, an electronic waste transfer note (eWTN) is issued on the spot, and between visits your plastics live in bins, cages and bumper racking we supply — not against your workshop wall.

Built around city workshops

• No minimum volume — a two-ramp garage in Leith matters as much as a repair centre in Sighthill
• Schedules that hold — weekly, fortnightly or monthly, agreed around your output
• Compliance done for you — we're a SEPA-registered waste carrier (WCR/R/3021810); check us on SEPA's public register before we ever visit, as you should with any carrier

Coverage across the east

Edinburgh itself plus Musselburgh, Dalkeith, Livingston, Kirknewton and the wider Lothians — and over the bridges into Fife, where our routes take in Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes and Cupar. All collected material travels to our Hamilton facility to become PP regrind for manufacturing, with nothing sent to landfill.

Ready to get the pile out of the corner? Arrange a collection or call 0141 260 6602.

FAQ

Which parts of Edinburgh do you collect from? All of them — city-centre workshops, the industrial estates at Sighthill and Loanhead, Leith, Portobello and out through the Lothians. Access-tricky city sites are normal for us; tell us about yours when booking.

Do you cross into Fife? Yes — Fife is part of the same east-coast routes: Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes, Cupar and the surrounding towns.

What paperwork does an Edinburgh garage get? An electronic waste transfer note at every collection, issued before the driver leaves — your duty-of-care record under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, built automatically.

Can headlights and alloys go on the same Edinburgh collection? Yes — one visit covers bumpers, plastics, headlights and alloy wheels together, each stream kept separate in its own supplied container.