Once the tinsel’s off and the decorations are packed away for another 12 months, it’s time to dispose of your Christmas tree.
You can get rid of a real Christmas tree in many ways. When the smell of fresh pine has worn off, and the festive magic is no more, follow our guide for the best way to dispose of your Christmas tree locally.
With the UK caught up in the bitter chill of winter, it’s the time of year when all we crave is the warm indoors, preferably with an open fire and steaming mug of hot chocolate. For many, a deep spring clean is an annual tradition, while autumn, for all its crimson beauty, is equally as satisfying for raking the fallen leaves from the garden. But what if you’re planning a winter clear-out?
Knowing how to fill a skip properly ensures your waste is safely managed and taken care of. Incorrectly loading a skip increases the risk of hazards and could delay your pickup, meaning you pay more.
Discover the best way to fill a skip with our expert tips and advice, including information about the skip fill line, weight limits, and loading efficiency.
Managing waste is an important part of any home and garden renovation or commercial project. If you have a large amount of rubbish to dispose of, chances are you’ve considered hiring a skip or using a Hippo bag.
But which is better? This guide will explain why choosing the right waste disposal is important and describe the crucial differences between skip hire and Hippo bags.
Plasterboard or gypsum, a common building material used for interior walls and ceilings, is a popular waste product from home renovations and commercial refurbishments.
However, plasterboard disposal can present a problem, and most skip hire companies will refuse to take the item due to its hazardous properties. If your general skip waste contains plasterboard, this could cause serious safety concerns.
Using a man with a van for rubbish removal is a popular method. Some people use a man with a van to take rubbish away instead of hiring a skip. However, this isn’t always the easiest or more cost-efficient option.
While hiring a skip is a helpful addition for your house clearance or building project, some safety and security measures should be considered.
Open skips are more susceptible to misuse or theft, especially if the skip bin is on an easily accessible driveway or near a busy street. People may use your skip to dispose of their own rubbish, which can sometimes be hazardous, or steal potentially dangerous items only suitable for landfill.
Luckily, there are ways to prevent these scenarios. Lockable skips are a popular option for those who require added security during their project. Find out more about enclosed skip hire with our handy guide.
Nowadays, skips come in all shapes and sizes.
You’ll have no problem finding a skip size that perfectly fits your needs, from small skips to assist your house clearance and garden debris to large containers for entire building renovations.
Roll on roll off skips are the most significant style of waste container we offer at Forge Skip Hire, perfect for large jobs with high volumes of waste.
Continue reading Roll on roll off skip hire: what you need to know
Many people hire a skip for garden waste, making the messy job of a garden clearout tidy and efficient. Having somewhere to dispose of your rubbish ensures your waste doesn’t clog up your home wheelie bins or have you making lots of trips to the local dump.
Continue reading Why a skip is the best solution for garden waste
Hiring a skip makes it easy to dispose of household waste or tackle a big garden clear-out. Once you’ve filled up your skip with various items – old desks, garden furniture, or even building debris – skip hire companies will return to your property and collect their skip with the contents inside.
But what happens to your rubbish after that? How is your waste disposed of? Does any of it get recycled?
