Illustrative scene — a generic post-removal photo-record setup, not a customer site or confirmed collection arrangement.
Quick answer: photograph facts after safe removal
Photos can show the actual ground-level batch, separate equipment, broad visible condition, handover point and access context. They support assessment only; ReSova does not perform electrical removal, roof work, site safety or traffic management.
Useful photos describe the real handover
Illustrative scene — an example of a ground-level equipment overview for collection planning.Illustrative scene — access context that can help describe a handover point; it does not confirm vehicle access or timing.
Photos do not create a service promise
An image is not a technical inspection, safety approval, eligibility decision, price, vehicle allocation, appointment, recycling or reuse result. Use the collection estimator for eligible standard requests or Commercial Services for complex work.
Illustrative scene — an example of planning materials used to organise collection-request photos.
No. ReSova assesses equipment already safely removed by qualified people.
Do photos prove condition?
No. Use broad visible facts, not technical conclusions.
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ReSova considers eligible, already removed equipment in Sydney and selected NSW areas after the ground-level handover and site access can be confirmed. It does not decide removal, technical condition or a final downstream outcome.
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