Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1) What size skip bin’s we offer?

We provide a diverse selection of skip bins suitable for residential and commercial needs. Please consult our skip bin chart for available options.

2) Is there a weight limit on the bins?

We have no wait limit, setting us apart from competitors, but no filling above the rim.

3) How high can I fill the bin?

It’s not permissible to transport an overloaded skip bin. If filled above the rim, you must choose to hire another skip bin or remove excess rubbish. During your absence, the driver may opt to remove excess rubbish or refuse pickup. If we find an overfilled bin during collection, additional charges will be incurred.

4) How long can I hire a skip bin for?

The standard hire period is 7 days. For extensions, please contact our team for arrangements.

5) What can go in the bin?

• Bricks Concrete (dry)
• Tiles Gyprock Plasterboard
• Green waste
• Small tree logs
• White goods
• Furniture
• Metal
• Plastics
• Timber
• Electronics
• Appliances
• Fabrics and Clothes
• Shoes

6) What can’t go in the bin?

• Asbestos (Special bins available for asbestos)
• Food Waste
• Any form of liquid
• Paint
• Gas bottles
• Fire Extinguisher
• Tyre (Extra $30 per Tyre)
• Mattress (Extra $100 per mattress)
• Clay ($300 per ton plus bin cost)

7) Are you able to load the skip bin for me?

Regrettably, we’re unable to provide loading services. You’ll need to hire someone for that.

8) Is a permit required to place a skip bin on the road or footpath?

Sometimes, you may need a permit to place a skip bin on the road or footpath. Contact the council to inquire about requirements.

9) Where would you suggest I position the skip bin?

We recommend placing the skip bin in your driveway or front yard. However, as long as our truck can access it, the skip can be placed anywhere inside your property.

10) What measures do you take to guarantee responsible waste disposal?

We’re dedicated to responsible waste management, adhering to local and national regulations. Our approach involves partnering with licensed waste facilities, employing top-tier disposal and recycling methods to reduce environmental impact.

11) What payment methods are accepted for skip bin hire?

We offer various payment options, such as credit cards, Bank transfer, and cash. Feel free to reach out to us to discuss the payment method that suits you best.

12) What’s the difference between marrel and cubic meter skip bin?

Marrel skip bins are characterized by a hook-lift system and are often smaller and more maneuverable, while cubic meter skip bins come in various sizes measured in cubic meters and are designed for larger waste volumes and diverse applications.