Clean up and Environmental Awareness

We currently have some venues that we work exclusively with because of the thorough nature of our site clean-up. We want every site to be as clean, if not cleaner than before we arrived. We like to treat our venues as if they were our own property and you can expect us to keep it as clean as is practicably possible during our time on site. Many companies have a “best endeavours” clean up policy and will, by the light of the moon, pick up any rubbish left behind by the fireworks. Whilst we can never say we will find 100% of the debris, we do a very rigorous 4 stage clean up. We have powerful lighting if needed and a variety of tools available to assist with the clean.

Step 1: De-rig all hardware and clean up all firing sites of re-usable equipment and spent cases/tubes.

Step 2: Using lighting thoroughly inspect, rake and pick up large/medium debris.

Step 3: Pass the area with a garden vacuum system to ensure smaller hard to rake items are picked up.

Step 4: Final sweep to ensure all areas are as clean as practicably possible.

We feel it is very important to leave the site as we found it, if not cleaner. Often, we will fire at a site that other companies also fire at and we will find their debris littered. Whilst most debris are of a biodegradable cardboard material, it can be unsightly on venues that serve multiple purposes and have a landscape or view that typically helps sell the venue.