Taking customer items to a recycling center with a man and van service will likely incur charges, especially if the items are considered commercial waste or if the vehicle used is not a standard car. Councils often distinguish between household and commercial waste, with the latter incurring fees. Additionally, using a van or other larger vehicle to dispose of household waste might also trigger charges due to potential misuse of recycling centers.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Household vs. Commercial Waste: Recycling centers often have separate areas or even separate facilities for commercial and household waste. Commercial waste, which includes items from businesses or waste generated by trade activities, is typically charged for disposal, even if it's recyclable.
• Vehicle Type: Some councils treat vans and other larger vehicles as commercial vehicles, even if they are used to dispose of household waste. This can lead to charges, as the vehicle type may trigger a commercial waste classification.
• Permits and Fees: Some councils require permits for vans or larger vehicles to access recycling centers, and these permits may come with fees.
• Specific Item Charges: Certain items, like fridges, freezers, or mattresses, may have specific disposal charges at recycling centers.
• Council Policies: It's always best to check with the specific recycling center or council responsible for the site you intend to use to understand their policies and charges regarding commercial waste and vehicles.
• Man and Van Services: Man and van services typically charge for waste disposal based on volume and type of waste. If they are taking items to a recycling center, they may pass on any applicable fees or charges to the customer.