Simple Skip Hire Newport

Only dispose of non-hazardous materials and items in a skip. Pottery and clay, domestic and garden waste, carpet, tables, chairs, non-electrical fixtures and fittings, plastic, solidified paints, metal, wood, tiles and ceramics, empty tins, cardboard, and bricks are all accepted. Keep in mind that the size of your skip will affect what can be put in it, so check with whoever is providing your skip about their specific guidelines and regulations regarding skip contents. Or if you need any advice about skip hire Newport clients can get in touch today.

Disposing of hazardous waste or items in a skip is strictly prohibited and against UK regulations. This includes paints (including residue in paint tins), aerosols and gas canisters, fluorescent tubes or WEEE Waste items. Hazardous materials must be disposed of in an ecological way and stored and collected separately, safely and efficiently.

A skip is allowed to be loaded up to the rim level. It's important not to overfill a skip, because it can lead to safety issues and is against regulations. To ensure safe transport and proper disposal, keep the waste level at the top of the skip. If you're unsure about loading or have any questions about skip hire Newport customers can ask our team for guidance.

If you need to place a skip on a public space like roads, getting a permit is crucial so that the  impact on traffic, safety, and the environment can be assessed. Unauthorised skips can be removed without warning with a fine of up to £1000. Getting a permit before putting skips on public roads is crucial. For advice on permits and rules, it's wise to talk to the Newport City Council or your skip hire company. Or if you have questions about any aspect of skip hire Newport customers can get in touch with us today.

For any project where skip hire is needed, we’d recommend to overestimate the size you need to avoid overloading and extra charges. For household projects like clearing out a room or for garden waste, a 2 or 3-yard skip should suffice. Mid-sized skips, like the 4 or 6-yard, are ideal for larger household projects, such as kitchen or bathroom renovations. For bigger projects, like clearing out a garage or disposing of bulky items, an 8-yard skip is ideal. For significant renovation or construction projects, a 10 or 12-yard skip may be most suitable. For advice on skip hire or our Newport skip hire prices customers can contact our team today.