From a single cylinder to a whole portfolio.
Three services, one way of working: the gas goes to an accredited processor with the right paperwork, and you know exactly what happened to it.
Cylinder service
We collect full recovery cylinders and returned cylinders with residual gas, handle the paperwork and make sure the gas reaches an accredited processor. You keep buying new refrigerant wherever you buy it today.
Assessed per lot. Aim: disposal costs you as little as possible.
- Need cylinders? Ask us and we'll see what we can do
- Collection from your site or depot, bundled into fixed routes
- Waste stream number and consignment note arranged
- Price per lot, clear upfront, based on gas type, purity, quantity and location
- Mixed or unknown gas taken too; you hear upfront what that costs
Decommissioning
One price per site, agreed upfront. We coordinate recovery by your own certified technician or a partner, the transport and all the paperwork.
Price per site, agreed upfront.
- Planning around your project, including large charges
- Recovery by F-gas certified personnel
- Licensed transport with consignment note
- Certificate stating kilos, gas type, CO₂ equivalent and destination
- An entry for your F-gas logbook
Refrigerant estate management
One overview of all your systems, what is in them and when each rule affects you. We plan recovery at replacement and deliver an annual report for your compliance and ESG reporting. Works alongside your current maintenance contractor.
Annual contract, price on request.
- Register of systems, charges and GWP per site
- Phase-out dates and risks per system
- Planned recovery at replacement
- Annual report with recovered kilos and CO₂ equivalent
- One point of contact
Manufacturer, importer or public body?
For take-back programmes, a closed loop for your own refrigerant or a regional end-of-life programme, we put together a tailored proposal.
Questions about price and collection
Which refrigerants do you collect?
Most HFCs and HFC blends, such as R404A, R507A, R410A, R134a, R407C, R407F, R448A and R449A. We also accept R22 and other ozone-depleting substances, but these may no longer be used for servicing and go to licensed destruction. If you are unsure about a gas, just ask.
How is the price set?
Every lot is different: gas type, purity, quantity and location set the price. So we look at each lot separately and you know where you stand upfront. We only schedule collection once you agree. Our aim: disposal costs you as little as possible.
Does disposal cost me money?
That depends on the lot. Clean, single-type gas in its own cylinder gets the best terms. We also take mixed or unknown gas, but that may cost money. You always hear that upfront, so there are no surprises.
Is there a minimum quantity?
There is no hard minimum for the Cylinder service. For a one-off pickup, a small lot may be combined with a later route. So very small lots are sometimes collected together with others, to make the pickup worthwhile.
What if the gas is mixed or contaminated?
We still accept it. Mixed gas usually goes to separation or destruction, and that may cost money. We tell you that upfront. Either way, it is disposed of correctly.