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2025

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Envirocall Goes Paperless with reMarkable Tablet Technology

Envirocall Limited, a leading UK specialist in asbestos removal and management, has taken a bold step toward sustainability by going completely paperless in its client-facing operations.

The company, headquartered at Elmdon House in Coleshill, has invested in the cutting-edge reMarkable tablet system to streamline its workflow and reduce environmental impact.

The adoption of the reMarkable tablet allows Envirocall’s team to take notes, access and present survey reports, and manage all essential documentation digitally—eliminating the need for paper-based processes during client engagements.

This move not only enhances operational efficiency but also aligns with the company’s broader commitment to environmental responsibility.

Mick Tynan, Managing Director of Envirocall, commented: “Since we launched our onsite reMarkable paperless system, we’ve saved huge amounts of time by having everything in one place.

“More importantly, we’ve helped the planet by eliminating the need to purchase paper or print cartridges.

“Our team has become significantly more productive thanks to the time savings this system provides.”

This initiative follows Envirocall’s recent investment in electric vehicles for its fleet, reinforcing its dedication to reducing its carbon footprint and promoting sustainable practices across all areas of its business.

A greener future, going paperless is part of Envirocall’s ongoing strategy to embrace green technologies and reduce waste.

By integrating digital tools like the reMarkable tablet, the company continues to lead by example in the environmental services sector.

Photo shows Paul Shakespeare (Contracts Manager Envirocall - left) Mick Tynan (Managing Director of Envirocall Limited) and Callum Shepherd (Contracts Manager Envirocall - right)


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