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Mumbai's only junk removal partner with end-to-chain documentation.

The cleared floor
is the permit.

Battered Tata trucks. Certified manifests. A disposal chain that holds up when the BMC inspector walks in — before they knock.

MPCB AuthorisedCPCB RegisteredISO 14001:2015BMC Empanelled
Cleared Mumbai construction site with debris removed, clean concrete floor visible

After Clearance

Kurla Industrial Estate

Waste Manifest

MPCB Form–IV<br/>Disposal Receipt

Manifest No.

MH/MPCB/2026/04471

Waste Category

C&D Debris — Class III

Industrial truck loading construction debris at Mumbai site

Response SLA

Under<br/>4 Hours

Verified

Partnership Case Studies

Not a truck service.
A legal shield.

Three real partnerships. Three compliance crises resolved. The pattern: every client waited too long before calling.

Case Study 01·Powai, MumbaiCorporate Facility

The ₹12 Lakh Fine That Changed a Facility Director's Mind

How a Powai tech park ended a compliance crisis — and built a documentation chain that MPCB couldn't touch.

Nexus Business Park had accumulated 340 tonnes of renovation and e-waste across three floors over eight months. Their previous contractor issued no manifests, filed no hazardous-waste returns, and left no paper trail. When MPCB conducted a surprise inspection in April 2025, the facility director received a show-cause notice citing violations under the E-Waste Management Rules, 2022 and the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. The fine: ₹12.4 lakh, with a seven-day remediation order. Haul was called on Day Two. Within 72 hours, we cleared all flagged material, issued MPCB Form-IV manifests for each load, and provided a complete chain-of-custody audit trail. The facility director submitted our documentation to MPCB. The remediation order was closed in four days — not seven.

"We had no idea how exposed we were until the inspector walked in. Haul didn't just clear the waste — they handed us a document that made the problem disappear legally. We've been on a monthly retainer since."

Priya Nambiar

Facility Director, Nexus Business Park

₹12.4L

Fine liability resolved

4 days

Remediation order closed

Cluttered Mumbai office renovation site with piled construction debris and e-waste before clearance
Before
Clean cleared warehouse floor in Mumbai corporate park after Haul debris removal service
After

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

Waste Disposal Manifest

Manifest No: MH/MPCB/2025/03812
Waste Cat: E-Waste Schedule II + C&D
Qty: 340 MT | Vehicles: 14
Auth Recycler: GreenX Pvt. Ltd., Taloja
Status: CLOSED — MPCB Verified ✓

Filed

Case Study 02·Bandra West, MumbaiDemolition Contractor

90 Tonnes. 72 Hours. One Occupation Certificate.

A Bandra redevelopment contractor needed site clearance before an OC inspection — or lose the permit window entirely.

Coastal Infra's Bandra West redevelopment project hit a wall: the MCGM occupation certificate inspection was scheduled for a Thursday morning, and 90 tonnes of construction debris sat across the cleared podium level. Their regular waste contractor cited a two-week lead time. The project manager called Haul on Monday at 6 PM. By Tuesday dawn, four Tata 709 trucks were on site. We ran three shifts across 68 hours, cleared all C&D debris to our Thane transfer station, and delivered 12 certified manifests with vehicle registration numbers, disposal facility receipts, and MPCB Form-IV documentation by Wednesday 11 PM — eleven hours before the inspection. The OC was issued without a single compliance query.

"Fourteen hours to spare. That's the margin between a ₹40 lakh permit extension delay and a clean certificate. I keep Haul's number pinned to my site board now."

Suresh Kadam

Project Manager, Coastal Infra

90 MT

Cleared in 68 hours

0

Compliance queries at OC inspection

Mumbai construction site podium level covered with 90 tonnes of C&D debris before clearance
Before
Cleared Bandra redevelopment podium ready for occupation certificate inspection
After

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

Waste Disposal Manifest

Manifest No: MH/MPCB/2025/07241
Waste Cat: C&D Debris Class I–III
Qty: 90.4 MT | Vehicles: 4 × Tata 709
Disposal: Thane Transfer Stn → Taloja
Status: OC ISSUED — MCGM Verified ✓

Filed

Case Study 03·Andheri East, MumbaiE-Waste — CPCB Registered

The IT Decommission That Needed More Than a Truck

A SEEPZ export unit decommissioning 800 workstations required CPCB-registered recycler documentation — or face customs and DGFT complications.

When Meridian Exports decommissioned their Andheri East IT floor — 800 workstations, 200 servers, 60 UPS units — the compliance requirement was unambiguous: all e-waste must move through a CPCB-registered recycler with Form-6 returns filed under the E-Waste Management Rules, 2022. Their HR head had received three quotes from unregistered "recyclers" who couldn't produce authorisation certificates. A single non-compliant disposal could trigger DGFT scrutiny on their export licence. Haul coordinated directly with GreenX Certified Recyclers, Taloja — CPCB Authorisation No. MH-CPCB-EW-2019-014 — and handled the complete Form-6 filing. Every asset was logged, weighed, and tracked to final recycling confirmation. The client received a 47-page audit report within five business days.

"Our legal team reviewed the Haul documentation before we filed with DGFT. They said it was the cleanest e-waste trail they'd seen from any vendor. That's not a compliment you hear often."

Anita Rodrigues

Head of Compliance, Meridian Exports

1,060

Assets tracked to recycler

47 pg

Audit report delivered

Stacked old computers and IT equipment awaiting e-waste disposal in Mumbai office
Before
Empty cleared IT floor in Andheri East after certified e-waste removal by Haul
After

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

Waste Disposal Manifest

CPCB Auth: MH-CPCB-EW-2019-014
Waste Cat: E-Waste Schedule I (IT Equip)
Assets: 1,060 units | Weight: 18.4 MT
Recycler: GreenX Pvt. Ltd., Taloja
Form-6 Filed: CPCB Portal ✓

Filed

Authorisations & Certifications

The documentation that
protects your operation.

Every authorisation is current, publicly verifiable, and available on request as part of any disposal chain audit.

MPCB Auth.Active

Hazardous Waste Authorisation

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

MH/MPCB/HW/2019/1247

Since 2019

CPCB Reg.Active

E-Waste Recycler Registration

Central Pollution Control Board

MH-CPCB-EW-2019-014

Since 2019

ISO 14001Certified

Environmental Management System

Bureau Veritas Certification

ISO 14001:2015

Since 2022

BMC PanelActive

Empanelled Waste Contractor

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation

BMC/WM/2023/0089

Since 2023

All authorisations publicly verifiable. Haul provides certified copies of all MPCB, CPCB, and BMC documentation with every disposal manifest. Request our compliance dossier at any time — no obligation.

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Before the inspector
walks in.

A 30-minute compliance walkthrough identifies your exposure — and what it takes to close it.

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No commitment. We'll assess your site and send a compliance gap report within 24 hours.

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Need internal buy-in first? Share the 24-page audit report with your compliance team.

Section 1: MPCB Authorisation Chain
Section 2: Manifest Generation Protocol
Section 3: Recycler Empanelment Docs
Section 4: Form-IV & Form-VI Templates
Section 5: Incident Response SLA
24 pages · PDF · Last updated Feb 2026

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End-chain documentation

Every load tracked from pickup to certified recycler.

Sub-4 hour response

Emergency clearances available across all Mumbai zones.

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MPCB Form-IV on every trip

No manifest, no departure. Non-negotiable.

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Monthly retainer options

Preferred rates for property managers with recurring volume.

Serving all Mumbai zones — Dharavi, Kurla, Andheri, Powai, Bandra, BKC, Lower Parel, Worli, Nariman Point — 7 days a week, 6 AM to 10 PM.