Things You Must know Before Hiring a Skip

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Things You Must know Before Hiring a Skip
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• Hiring a skip London can be quite daunting if you
  havent done it before. Everyone seems to assume
  you already know how it works and what you need.
  To help make it all a bit easier, here is our
  Skip hire guide.
• What you can put in to skip?
• What size of skip you should hire?
• How much you should pay for skip hire?
• Where does the waste goes?

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What to Put In a Skip?

• By the rule of local councils, you can only put
  non-hazardous things in the skip. Things that are
  not allowed to through in the skip container is
  asbestos, batteries, clinical waste, electrical
  appliances, refrigerator, air conditioning unit,
  gas canisters, hazardous or toxic material, oil,
  petrol, diesel, cans of paint, tyres, TV
  computer screens.
• If any prohibited items are found when the skip
  is emptied you are likely to be charged extra and
  the restricted items returned to you. 

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Choosing the Right Size of Skip

• The ideal size of skip depends on the amount of
  waste. So first of all calculate waste you have
  and what size of skip suit best. For Safeguard,
  order bigger skip than your exact need. For
  example if you need to dispose 20-25 bags
  rubbish, you should rent a rubbish skip who can
  hold 30-35 rubbish bag easily. But make sure you
  have enough waste to fill it, otherwise, youll
  end up paying for thin air. Also, bear in mind
  most councils do not allow skips larger than 8
  yards to be placed on a public highway.

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How much to Pay for Skip?

• Skip prices can vary it will go up and down
  depending on the skip size you opt for.
• Keep in mind that hiring a skip (before any
  permit fee) typically costs more than having the
  waste removed by a man van. This is because a
  man van only need to visit your site once,
  whereas skip lorries come twice once to deliver
  and once to collect.

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Where Does the Waste Goes?

• Once Rubbish is collected, the skip will be taken
  to a licensed commercial waste transfer station. 
  At the transfer station the waste is unloaded and
  sorted.  Depending on the waste types, where the
  transfer station is in the UK and its sorting
  equipment, the material will either be recycled,
  sent to a waste to energy facility, taken to a
  landfill site or a combination of all three.

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Contact Us

• Address 90 Stafford Road
• Wallington
• Surrey
• SM6 9AY
• Email info_at_whichskip.co.uk
• Phone No 0800 955 4277
• For More Information Visit Our Website
• https//whichskip.co.uk/