An Introduction to Refresh
Harrow Green’s environmental programme ‘Refresh’ unlocks the value from your unwanted furniture and equipment in the most financially-effective and sustainable way by arranging for their sale, reuse or recycling.
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We have achieved an external sustainability certification (The Planet Mark) provided by Planet First.
Our approach is non-selective. We remove all your unwanted goods but at the same time guarantee zero to landfill to boost your environmental and social credentials.
A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH
Sustainability is ingrained in everything we do. We recognise the impact the relocation industry can have on the environment and work hard to make a positive difference in the communities in which we operate.
Always aiming to be an inspiration to the industry, our commitment to sustainability is unrivalled.
We’ve reduced our carbon footprint per employee by 12%, despite business growth, increasing staff numbers and more vehicles in our fleet.
The implementation of our environmental clearance programme Re-fresh allows our customers to dispose of unused or unwanted items hassle free and help to meet their CSR targets. Items are disposed through charitable donations, re-sale (with proceeds returned to the customer), re- use or recycling. This innovative service is delivered with the help of a global social enterprise partner and offered to all customers as part of their relocation package.
For more information call us for a free
NO OBLIGATION CHAT 0345 603 8774
info@harrowgreen.com www.harrowgreen.com
Each year we provide over 30,000 items to charities, schools, community and voluntary groups and start-up businesses.
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