Frequently Asked Questions

We handle a wide range of industrial waste including hazardous, non-hazardous, and universal waste.

We dispose of hazardous waste according to all local, state, and federal regulations. This may include treatment, incineration, or landfill disposal.

 Please note that during peak times, we may opt to deliver or collect your skip bin outside of regular hours. Additionally, your bin may be delivered earlier than expected. If this happens, your hire period will still begin on the scheduled delivery date, not the day the bin arrives. 

 It is the responsibility of the client to organise a council permit if required when the skip bin is to be placed on public land. 

 Bins should only be filled level with the top edge. Due to road safety regulations, we are unable to transport bins with materials stacked above the sides. If the bin is overfilled upon collection, the driver may either remove the excess waste or leave the bin until the excess has been cleared. In this case, additional hire fees will apply for the extended rental period. 

The weight should ne exceed:

 2m skip bin - 500 kgs
3m skip bin - 750 kgs
‍4m skip bin - 1000 kgs
‍6m skip bin - 2000 kgs 

 The client is solely responsible for ensuring the skip bin is placed legally at the agreed location, as outlined in our terms. This includes but is not limited to: private property, government land, public areas such as reserves, driveways, laneways, and roadways. The skip bin must not pose a hazard to pedestrians or road users, and we are unable to place bins on footpaths or in locations that may disrupt traffic. 

While we can place the bin in most locations for you, please be aware that it is off-loaded using a large hoist, so nearby trees or structures may limit placement options. 

If you're unsure about the bin’s location, please let us know at the time of booking.