Collecting and disposing of household waste is the responsibility of local authorities. However, if you have a home remodeling or renovation project, landscaping project or any other type of construction project, such as roof replacement, you will have to dispose of the waste privately. This is because the amount of waste you produce is far beyond what the local authorities accept from households. In this regard, you may need to rent a skip bin or dumpster to collect the waste and pay a garbage company to haul the waste to the nearest garbage disposal site. There are many factors that local residents need to consider when looking for Redcliffe skip bin hire. They include:
i) Size
Skip bins come in a variety of sizes to accommodate the waste disposal needs of different types of clients. Depending on the amount of waste you expect to generate during the renovation, construction or remodeling project, you should choose a skip bin that will accommodate all the waste. The bigger the skip bin, the higher the rental charge and vice versa. Similarly, bigger skip bins are more expensive to haul to the garbage disposal site. The good news is that they can accommodate all your waste, so you only need to haul the waste once. When selecting a skip bin, you need to think of all these factors.
ii) Rental Charge
Skip bins are normally rented on a weekly, monthly, quarterly or annual basis. The rent and deposit must be paid up front. Before renting the dumpster, be sure to obtain quotes from a number of firms to ensure you get the best deal possible. This is because different firms normally charge different rates for their skip bins.
iii) Hauling Charge
Transporting a skip bin full of waste from your property to the waste disposal site requires a special truck. The cost will depend on the distance between your property and the disposal site, the size of the dumpster, type of waste in the skip bin and the company you have chosen. Be sure to obtain quotes from a number of firms and choose the most affordable one, especially if the amount of waste you produce will require several trips to the dump site.
iv) Type of Waste You Produce
There are many types of waste materials that can be produced during a construction project, or by households. There is recyclable waste, yard waste, regular trash and hazardous waste materials. If you produce hazardous waste, you cannot put this in the dumpster. You will have to call in a hazardous waste disposal company to collect the waste. In case of recyclable waste, you will have to take them to the nearest recycling center.