Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
You can refer to our skip sizes page for guidance, but please contact us for further information.
The skip can be delivered onto your garden, house driveway, a building site, or any piece of private land providing you have the owner’s permission.
Yes, hazardous waste is not permitted in the skips. Please refer to the hazardous waste section at the bottom of this page for guidance.
If you need a skip on a public highway it may be legally to obtain approval via a permit from the local Highways Department. We can take care of obtaining this for you, which takes up to 10 working days. Once we have obtained the permit, it will last for 28 days. There is an additional fee for obtaining the permit, so please get in touch with us so we can provide you with a quote.
Our skips are usually hired out for 7-10 days. However, we are more than happy to be flexible on this, so please speak to one of our team if you need the skip longer. If you fill the skip before the 7-10 day period please give us a call and we will collect it when you are ready.
We would recommend that the skips are not overloaded for health and safety reasons. Therefore, please ensure that the waste is level with the top of the skip.
Once we have collected the skip, the waste will be sorted through in our waste transfer station by our expert team. We will re-use and recycle as much waste as possible.