The Company is poised to provide door to door waste removal services from established institutions such as hotels and lodges, townhouse complexes, residential estates, as well as at exhibitions and shows. Depending upon the client’s wishes, the collection frequency can vary from daily to weekly, or even monthly. Collections will be done via different means including plastic bags. Once sorted, the removed waste will be deposited at the Municipality landfill site.
Keeping to our 5R-principles, the Company is currently seeking a strategic partner, who, together will design domestic waste removal systems where the wet (food/organic) and dry (recyclable) waste is split at the point of waste generation. In practical terms, this means that we will supply two separate containers or bags or a combination thereof. Both the dry and wet waste will be collected simultaneously; and the wet waste will go directly to the landfill site and recyclables transported to the recycling facility for further processing.
An unsightly scene of waste material which ought to be on the recycling chain stream
Depending on the client’s needs, for larger quantities of domestic or so-called garage waste, a luger bin will be arranged and stationed at the client’s premises for an agreed period. Prices for the luger bin hire are calculated according to the period and the distance to the client’s premises. The Company is equipped to deal with large amounts of building rubble and construction waste, be it domestic or from large construction sites.
Thinavhuuo understands the need for reliable, cost-effective and timely service in the production, manufacturing and mining sectors. Mines, production companies and factories all yield different waste and subsequently have different disposal and recycling needs.
Outside of the waste material removal services offered to clients, the company often uses this service category as part of its social responsibility and environmental cleaning offering to the various communities of the municipalities. One such gesture was with the Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality and the Phalaborwa Natural Heritage Foundation (PNHF) with the support of Plastic SA and LEDET wherein the company provided its vehicles and the team to clean-up some areas of the municipality on the National Recycling Week of 19 September 2020
Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality Councillor Jane (extreme left) and Acting Waste Manager, Mr Elmon Banda (second from left) and the Thinavhuuo team after the clean-up of Bollanoto Tourism Centre and the Tshutsi River
The Company is currently actively involved in the recycling efforts at a number of institutions of learning; such as schools and technical colleges. In keeping with our motto to manage waste for a friendlier environment and our 5R-philosophy, the company has always believed in creating a culture of recycling through education. Educating kids to think and act green more often than not spills over into the wider community, encouraging communities to deal with waste responsibly. Apart from the educational and environmental value, schools taking part in recycling efforts often also benefit financially.