No, unfortunately, televisions and computer monitors, including CRTs, cannot be placed in our skips due to specific regulations regarding electronic waste. These items require special disposal methods to ensure environmentally safe recycling and waste management.

Due to its hazardous nature, asbestos disposal requires specialized handling; therefore, you can not dispose of asbestos in our skips. Our sister company Safe Asbestos Removal can support out with this - Contact SAR Asbestos here

While we do not provide manual labour for loading waste into the skips, our service includes delivering and positioning the skip at your preferred location and collecting it once you've filled it. We suggest arranging for local help or a waste removal service for loading assistance.

Fridges and freezers are classified under a different waste stream due to their hazardous components and refrigerants. As such, they cannot be placed in our skips. Your local council can provide guidance on the proper disposal channels for these appliances.

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) must be disposed of following specific environmental regulations. Therefore, no electrical equipment can be included in our skips to ensure compliance with these laws and promote responsible recycling.

Due to recycling and disposal regulations, tyres must be processed differently from general waste and cannot be placed in our skips. Many tyre service centers offer recycling services, or your local recycling facility may accept them.

Choosing the right skip size depends on the scale of your project and the type of waste you're disposing of. We encourage you to contact us with details of your project, and our experienced team will recommend the most suitable skip size to meet your needs effectively. As a rule of thumb, our 2-yard Mini skip holds approximately 20 bin bags of waste, our 4-yard Midi skip holds approximately 45 bags of waste and our largest skip, the 8-yard Maxi skip, holds approximately 90 bin bags of waste.

Yes, soil and rubble can be placed in our skips. However, it's important to inform us when booking if you plan to dispose of these materials so we can ensure the skip provided meets the specific requirements for heavy materials.

Unfortunately, mattresses are not permitted in our skips due to their size and the challenges associated with their disposal. If the mattress is in good condition, we recommend exploring alternative disposal options, such as local recycling programs or donation centers.

For safety and transportation regulations, we ask that you load your skip only up to the height of its sides. Overloading a skip can lead to unsafe conditions and potential additional charges for the removal of excess waste.