Needle sweeps & sharps removal in Warwickshire
Discarded needles are a serious risk to staff, residents, children and contractors. We carry out careful, methodical searches and remove every sharp safely.

What we do
How we help
A needlestick injury can expose someone to blood-borne viruses such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. Needles are easy to miss. They end up in soil, gravel and shrub beds, behind bins and in the corners of stairwells.
Careful, methodical searches
Our technicians carry out careful, methodical searches of the area, including soil, gravel, vegetation, bin stores and stairwells. Every sharp is lifted with the correct tools and placed straight into an approved sharps container. Nothing is handled by hand and nothing is left loose.
We search the hard-to-reach spots as well as open ground: shrub beds, gravel borders, under bushes and around bin stores, car parks and communal areas. These are the places where needles are most often hidden.
One-off clearances and scheduled sweeps
Some sites need a single clearance after a find. Others have an ongoing problem. For those, we set up scheduled sweeps so issues are dealt with before they build up. Housing providers, councils, FM contractors, car parks and retail parks use this service to keep their sites safe for staff, residents and the public.
We also offer a sharps bin collection service, with correct clinical waste disposal.
A record of every find
After every sweep, you receive a photo report of what was found and where. Waste is disposed of as clinical waste by a licensed waste carrier, with waste transfer notes for your records. Every job is covered by a risk assessment and method statement.
How it works
Simple for you. Thorough on site.
- Step 1: Call or email
- Step 2: Site assessment
- Step 3: Clear quote
- Step 4: Make safe
- Step 5: Clean & decontaminate
- Step 6: Dispose & report
Paperwork on every job
- RAMS
Risk assessment and method statement as standard. - Waste transfer notes
A full paper trail from a licensed waste carrier. - Completion report
With before and after photos.
Questions
Common questions
I have found a needle. What should I do?
Do not try to pick it up. Keep people away from the area, cover it if it is safe to do so, and call us. We will arrange safe removal as quickly as possible.
Why is a needlestick injury so serious?
A needlestick injury can expose someone to blood-borne viruses such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV.
Can you visit regularly?
Yes. For sites with an ongoing problem, we set up scheduled sweeps so issues are dealt with before they build up.
Do you collect sharps bins?
Yes. We offer a sharps bin collection service, with correct clinical waste disposal.
What do I get after a sweep?
A photo report of what was found and where, plus waste transfer notes for the sharps we remove.
Related services
You may also need
- Service 05
Drug-related cleaning
Properties, stairwells and outdoor spaces cleared of sharps, foil and paraphernalia, then disinfected.
- Service 15
Bin store & communal areas
Deep cleaning and sanitising of bin stores, stairwells, alleyways and communal corridors.
- Service 16
Fly-tipping & hazardous waste
Dumped waste that may hide sharps, bodily fluids or other hazards removed from land, car parks and communal areas.
Not sure what you need? Just ask.
Safe · Discreet · Thorough
Need help? Contact us.
Talk to us for honest advice and a fixed, written quote. Every job is handled calmly and in confidence.
