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Duty of Care for Fulham Property and Block Managers
Managing waste from a Fulham block or rental portfolio comes with obligations. We explain the duty of care in plain terms and how we document every collection to support it.
25 October 2026Fulham Waste Services Editorial Team7 min read
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If you are searching for waste duty of care fulham property managers, this guide is written around Fulham, SW6, London and focuses on the access, timing, and pricing details that usually decide whether a job is simple or awkward.
- Does a landlord have a waste duty of care?
- Yes. Anyone producing or handling waste has a duty of care to ensure it is stored, transferred and disposed of properly, and a landlord or agent is no exception.
- Can you document a collection for our records?
- Yes. We record what we collect and where it is taken so a property or block manager has a clear paper trail.
- Do you clear individual flats and shared bin stores?
- Yes. We handle single flats, communal areas and shared bin stores, with the building's consent where needed.
What duty of care means in practice
Anyone who produces or handles waste has a duty of care to make sure it is stored, transferred and disposed of properly. For a Fulham landlord, letting agent or block manager, that duty travels with the waste from the moment it leaves the property.
In practical terms, it means knowing which licensed business collected the waste and being able to show where it ended up.
Why block and portfolio waste is easy to get wrong
A turnover flat in Walham Green, a student let near Fulham Palace Road and a shared bin store in a mansion block each generate different types of waste, and it is tempting to leave it all in the communal area and hope. That is exactly where duty-of-care problems start.
How we support duty of care
When we clear a property, we document the collection and where the material is taken. That gives a manager a clean record to keep alongside the tenancy paperwork.
We also separate streams on site so recycling and general waste do not end up mixed, and so anything with a specialist route is identified before it is loaded.
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Common questions about this job.
Does a landlord have a waste duty of care?
Yes. Anyone producing or handling waste has a duty of care to ensure it is stored, transferred and disposed of properly, and a landlord or agent is no exception.
Can you document a collection for our records?
Yes. We record what we collect and where it is taken so a property or block manager has a clear paper trail.
Do you clear individual flats and shared bin stores?
Yes. We handle single flats, communal areas and shared bin stores, with the building's consent where needed.
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