People hire dumpsters to get various reasons. Having a spring clear out, removing a vintage kitchen or toilet, wanting to remove plenty of garden waste are all reasons why people hire skips.
Hiring a skip is a process that is fairly easy, even more so now with many businesses offering the choice of reserving your skip online. Usually the process is as follows. Your dumpster should arrive on the date you defined. You can normally keep the skip for as long as is necessary to fill it along with your waste. Simply give 48 hours notice of when you would enjoy your skip collected to the skip hire business once you skip is prepared for removal.
Another option many skip hire companies offer is a 'wait and load' service. This means the dumpster is going to be delivered as well as the driver will wait while you load it and then take it away. This really is ideal when you own a pile of waste ready for load and don't require the skip for a longer period of time.
It is going to have to be placed on the public road/pavement, when there is no room on your property for the dumpster. To get a dumpster to be placed on the public road/pavement a permit in the council is required. Typically this license could be arranged by the skip hire company when you order your dumpster, while some councils insist the applicant for the license has to be the individual hiring the skip. Additionally, if the skip is to be put on the road it is the responsibility of the individual hiring the skip to ensure it needs to suitable warning lights attached. When ordering the skip these lights can normally be hired from the skip hire company.
You can fill your dumpster with pretty much anything with the exception of a few things these include computer monitors, gasoline canisters, aerosols, tvs, complete paint cans, food waste, tyres, fridges or freezers.
The skip mustn't be overloaded. This may cause problems in picking up the dumpster and also is dangerous to pedestrians and motorists. In the event the skip is overloaded the skip hire business generally reserve the right to 'level' the waste on picking up the dumpster in the event the skip is deemed not suitable for transport.
Skips come in many various sizes. The smallest is what's known as a Mini Skip, can hold up to 1.5 cubic metres of wastes but isn't always accessible everywhere in the UK. The most common skip size is what's known as an Builders Skip it could hold up to 4.6 cubic metres of waste (as much as 50-60 bin bags) and is accessible everywhere in the UK. There are larger skip sizes accessible but a few of these are unsuitable for really heavy waste due to the weight of the fully loaded skip.
Whatever your dumpster is required by you for as long as you use a business that is reputable your skip hire experience ought to be free.
