How to Avoid Additional Skip Hire Charges

A skip hire is handy if you’re looking to get rid of large amounts of waste all in one go. This can be useful for projects such as house renovations, office clearances and building works.

When it comes to hiring a skip for your project, there are many steps you can take to help keep the costs low, especially if you’re already running on a tight budget. At Evergreen Skip Hire, we want customers to be more in control of keeping costs low and avoid any extra charges.

Pick the Right Skip Size

Choosing a skip which is too small for you project will mean that you may need arrange another skip or multiple collections. Whereas choosing one that is too big, can mean you’re paying more than you need to. If you’re unsure on what skip size you might need, speak to our team for further advice.

Overfilling and Putting the Wrong Waste in Your Skip

If you overfill the skip or dispose of the wrong materials, then this can end up causing issues when it comes to collection. This can result in extra charges for disposing of certain waste separately, and can also end up exceeding weight limits leading to refused collections.

Checking Hiring Terms and Permit Requirements

When you hire a skip, it is important to ensure you are aware of the terms of your hire, as this can help avoid any additional charges when it comes to collection. You may also need to check if you require a permit, especially if you need to place the skip on a public road. However, if you need advice on skip hire, get in touch with Evergreen Skip Hire today.