CCTV tower hire for fly-tipping hotspots.
Verges, gateways and quiet industrial corners get targeted repeatedly once word gets round they're unwatched — a visible, redeployable tower changes that.
The same locations get hit again and again.
Fly-tipping tends to concentrate on the same handful of locations — a quiet gateway, a verge off a back road, a corner of an industrial estate — precisely because nobody's watching them. A fixed camera isn't practical for land that isn't yours to install on permanently; a redeployable tower is.
Vigil 700 — full CCTV coverage and evidence quality.
Where footage may need to support enforcement action, the Vigil 700's full camera coverage gives usable evidence, not just a motion alert. For a lower-risk location where a visible deterrent is the main goal, the compact Vigil 600 is a lighter option — tell us the location and we'll recommend accordingly.
Fly-tipping hotspot CCTV FAQs.
Can it identify vehicles involved in fly-tipping?
Human and vehicle detection is standard on our camera-equipped platforms, and ANPR is available as a separate add-on camera on suitable approaches if number plate capture is needed.
Can footage support enforcement action?
Recorded footage and, where fitted, plate data can support an enforcement case — we'd always recommend checking with your legal or enforcement team on what's needed for a specific case.
How quickly can it be moved to a new hotspot?
The tower is a self-contained, redeployable unit — once a location settles down, it can be relocated to the next known hotspot rather than sitting on a site that no longer needs it.
Tell us about the location.
Send the site and how it's been affected — we'll recommend a platform and send a written quote.