Frequently Asked Questions About Dust Complaints on Construction Sites

What should I do if a neighbour complains about dust from my site? The most important step is to act quickly and demonstrate that the situation is under control. Acknowledge the complaint and immediately increase dust suppression in the areas most likely to be generating airborne particles, such as haul roads, stockpiles, or active work […]

Dust Complaints from Neighbours – What to Do

  Dust complaints from neighbours are one of the most common, and often most stressful, situations for construction sites across the UK. They rarely arrive with warning. One day everything appears to be operating as expected, and the next you are dealing with a complaint from a nearby resident or business affected by dust leaving […]

How to Stop Dust on a Construction Site (UK Guide)

Dust on a construction site is rarely just a minor inconvenience. In reality, it is one of the fastest ways for a project to run into complaints, scrutiny, and unexpected delays. Most sites don’t set out with a “dust problem.” It usually starts small, a bit of material movement, dry weather, increased traffic, and then […]

Foam Dust Suppression for Demolition

Foam Dust Suppression for Demolition Dust control is one of the biggest challenges on demolition sites. Activities such as breaking, crushing, and handling materials generate large volumes of dust, much of which can quickly become airborne if not properly controlled. Without effective dust suppression, demolition sites can face: Foam dust suppression offers a targeted and […]

Foam Dust Suppression for Construction Sites

Dust control is a major challenge on construction sites, particularly during activities such as demolition, crushing, cutting, and material handling. Without effective control, dust can: Foam dust suppression provides a targeted and efficient solution, controlling dust directly at the source before it becomes airborne. Foam suppression systems are often used alongside wider construction dust management […]

How Foam Dust Suppression Works | Complete Guide

How Foam Dust Suppression Works Foam dust suppression is one of the most effective methods of controlling dust on construction, demolition, and industrial sites. Unlike traditional water-based systems, foam works by binding dust particles at the source, preventing them from becoming airborne in the first place. This makes it particularly effective for controlling fine and […]

Foam Dust Suppression vs Mist Cannons. Which Is More Effective?

Foam Dust Suppression vs Mist Cannons: Which Dust Control Method Is More Effective? Controlling dust on construction, demolition, and industrial sites is essential for health, safety, and regulatory compliance. Two of the most widely used solutions are foam dust suppression systems and mist cannons (fog cannons). While both are designed to reduce airborne dust, they […]

Dust Control Challenges in Quarries: Monitoring, Suppression, and Compliance

Dust control challenges in quarries: quarry operations are inherently dusty. From crushing and screening to stockpiling and vehicle movements, airborne dust is a constant by-product of extracting and processing materials. Managing this dust effectively remains one of the most persistent operational and compliance challenges faced by quarry operators across the UK. Dust is not only […]

Odour Control for Recycling Centre

Odour control for recycling centre facilities is an essential part of running a compliant, efficient, and community-friendly operation. Recycling centres handle a wide range of materials, many of which contain organic waste that can quickly generate strong and unpleasant odours. Without effective control, these odours can lead to complaints, regulatory pressure, and operational disruption. Modern […]

Odour Control Solution for Industrial & Environmental Sites

An effective odour control solution is essential for industrial and environmental sites where odour emissions can impact workers, neighbours, and regulatory compliance. At Odour and Dust Solutions (ODS), odour control is approached through engineered systems designed to neutralise odorous compounds at source or within the air, rather than simply masking smells. ODS designs and supplies […]