If you need to dispose of large quantities of waste, it can be a good idea to hire a skip. When you hire a skip, the skip hire company will drop it off at an assigned address and collect it again when it’s full. If you need another skip for more waste, they’ll bring this at the same time so you will never be without somewhere to dispose your waste.
If a skip is to be placed on a homeowner’s property and it will not affect the surroundings in any way a permit for the skip is not usually needed. However, if the skip needs to be place on the road or any type of public highway you will need a permit.
Skip hire permits are available from your local council and can cost upwards of 30, but generally not more than 60. The permit entitles the skip to be placed on a road for a certain number of days or nights and will usually take around four or five days to be processed.
Many people forget to take the need for a permit into consideration when they hire a skip, so the delivery of the skip can be stalled. However, if you choose a skip hire company who will sort out the skip hire for you, this can be a good solution. They will contact your local council and they will get the permit for you, meaning all you have to do is take delivery of the skip when the permit comes through.
Around 90% of waste that is put into a skip can now be recycled instead of sent to landfill, so you can use skip hire with an environmentally clear conscious. It’s actually cheaper to hire a skip from a company who promote recycling, as the coasts of sending waste to landfill are now prohibitive.
Because costs for disposing waste can be high, it can benefit the builder to segregate waste before disposal, as occasional the skip hire company will offer a discount for valuable waste or waste which is already sorted.
Are you looking for Skip hire? Find what you want at the Network Waste website.