Concierge. Gym. Roof terrace. Bin room.
One of these lets the building down. TidyHaul collects rubbish and recycling from each flat's door, so your residents never have to visit it.
Two ways in
I run a residential building
Get your cleaners out of the bin room. And the bin room off your complaints list.
For buildingsI work in council waste and recycling
Someone in your tower blocks every day, and recycling figures for every flat.
For councilsHow it works, in short
- A resident books in their building's app or on WhatsApp.
- A Hauler arrives at their door within 30 minutes.
- The Hauler spot-checks the sorting and weighs each bag.
- The waste goes down to the bin room, into the right bin.
New in the UK, common in the US
Doorstep collection has run in American apartment buildings for years, often alongside chutes. One US provider's survey found it was the second most-requested amenity (reported by Waste Dive, August 2025).
Last reviewed November 2026
TidyHaul is the first on-demand version in the UK. It has changed one thing for British buildings: the bag goes straight from the resident's hand to the Hauler. Nothing waits in a corridor.
Who you'll be dealing with
TidyHaul is run by Tom Greensall. He lives in a large block of flats in London and started the company after using doorstep collection in the US.
Call Tom on 07305 783219 or email tom@tidyhaul.co.uk.