Our skip bin size page will point you in the right direction if you’re unsure! We have a helpful calculator on this page which can guide you in making your decisions. If you are really unsure, please call us on1800 060 177and our staff can help you.

Any waste that is deemed hazardous is not acceptable to be placed inside the skip bin. Materials that fall under this umbrella include paints, solvents, liquids, food, rotten materials and asbestos. If you have any of these materials that you need to dispose of, contact your local council and they will direct you to the correct place to have these disposed of correctly. There may be extra costs for mattresses, televisions, tyres and computer monitors disposal in some areas – just get in touch in order to find out if your area is exempt or liable for these charges. Your supplier will be able to provide you with this information.

The weight limit of a skip bin is a crucial consideration when disposing of waste. It’s determined by the bin’s structural integrity, the type of material you’re disposing of, and the underlying surface it’s placed on. Exceeding this limit can lead to potential complications, so it’s essential to check with your skip bin provider to ensure you’re within the safe weight parameters for your specific bin. To find out more contact our team.

The cost of hiring a skip bin depends on factors like bin size, location, rental duration, and additional services. To get an accurate quote, contact our team.